Synthesis of the 
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 superheavy nucleus via 
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- and 
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We have studied experimental and theoretical fusion reactions for compound nuclei that weresynthesized by different projectile-target systems among which at least one projectile/targetnuclei are spherical nuclei. The first part of this study analyses the fusion cross sections obtainedusing different projectile-target combinations in the synthesis of Polonium(Po), Thorium(Th)and Nobelium(No). The second part of this work suggests the fusion reaction to synthesizethe superheavy element Z=122. We have selected three nuclei as Polonium(Po), Thorium(Th),and Nobelium(No) which were synthesized by various projectile-target combinations. We alsoinvestigated fusion reactions such as 90Zr(208Pb,2n)296122 . This study may be a milestone in thesynthesis of superheavy element Z=122.

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Heavy ion fusion of spherical nuclei

Manjunatha¹,

Sowmya²,

Seenappa³

et al. 2023

Chinese Phys. C

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Possibility to form Z=120 via the Ni64+U238<

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Theoretical attempt to predict the cross sections in the case of new superheavy elements

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Synthesis of the Z=122 superheavy nucleus via Fe58 - and Ni64

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Heavy ion fusion of spherical nuclei

Heavy ion fusion of spherical nuclei

Possibility to form Z=120 via the Ni64+U238<

Theoretical attempt to predict the cross sections in the case of new superheavy elements

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