Cross sections and thick target yields of (α, pxn) reactions on natural platinum

Capurro, O. A.; Bonesso, O.; Nassiff, S. J.

doi:10.1007/bf02041487

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“…The experimental technique has been previously described [1,2], Main features and details are further described in this paper.…”

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Nuclear Reactions Induced by Alpha Particles on Natural Ytterbium

et al. 1992

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Ytterbium / Alpha particles induced reactions / Gamma spectroscopy / Stacked-foil technique / Cumulative cross sections / Preequilibrium effects AbstractThe Cumulative Cross Sections for the production of different nuclei using natural ytterbium as target and 84.32 MeV alpha particles as projectiles, were determined using the stacked foil technique in combination with gamma ray spectroscopy. The data are compared with theoretical predictions provided by an equilibrium and pre-equilibrium reaction model.

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“…The experimental technique has been previously described [1,2], Main features and details are further described in this paper.…”

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Nuclear Reactions Induced by Alpha Particles on Natural Ytterbium

et al. 1992

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“…Several nuclear reactions have been exploited for production of 199 Au, such as reactions on Hg and charged particle reactions with platinum [4,5] but high specific activity 199 Au is mainly produced via 198 Pt(n,y) 199 Pt 199 Au. Separation of 199 Au from Pt has been carried out by solvent extraction and ionexchange [6 -11], Present studies have been aimed to develop a simple and rapid adsorption method for preparation of high specific activity 199 Au from Pt.…”

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