The 197Au(n, γ) 198Au cross-section at 22·8 keV

Ryves, T.B.; Robertson, J.C.

doi:10.1016/0022-3107(71)90050-5

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“…As these sources are less widely used in recent times, their spectra are not included in ISO 8529-1. However, there are some spectra published in the open literature for photoneutron sources including 226 Ra-Be [32] and 124 Sb-Be [33].…”

Section: Photoneutron Sourcesmentioning

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Radionuclide neutron source characterization techniques

2011

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Radionuclide neutron sources are of fundamental importance to neutron metrology. They are the reference standards which allow quantities such as neutron fluence and neutron dose equivalent to be realized in laboratories around the world. In order to do this it is essential that the sources themselves are well characterized in terms of neutron emission rate, emission anisotropy and spectral fluence ΦE of emitted neutrons. A summary of the types of radionuclide neutron sources is given followed by detailed descriptions of the primary standardization techniques in use today, focusing on the manganese bath technique. Methods for determining the anisotropy of emission are discussed, followed by a brief description of the spectral fluence of the different source types. Finally, an overview of international comparison exercises in this area is included.

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Section: Photoneutron Sourcesmentioning

confidence: 99%