The measurement of the absolute intensity of neutron sources by a comparison with the reaction T(d, n)He4

Flerov, N.N.; Taluzin, V. M.

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“…Using an accelerator neutron source such as H3(d,n)He4, the strength of which is determined by counting of the alpha particles associated with the neutron production, the strength of a radioactive neutron source may be obtained by relative measurements in a suitable moderator such as mineral oil (Larsson, 1955) or graphite (Flerov and Talyzin, 1957). For the 14-Mev neutrons from this source, oxygencontaining moderators such as water may not be used because of the large loss of neutrons to O16(n,a0 and other (n,charged particle) reactions.…”

Section: Methods Of Absolute Measurement Of Qmentioning

confidence: 99%

Measurement of neutron flux and spectra for physical and biological applications

1960

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Problems of the measurement of neutron radiation are discussed in two handbooks.Handbook 72, prepared by Subcommittee M-2(3), deals with the measurement of neutron radiation fields in terms of the physical character¬ istics of the field, such as number flux and energy spectrum. The second report, being prepared by Subcommittee M-3(l) on Measurements of Absorbed Dose of Neutrons and of Mixtures of Neutrons and Gamma Rays deals with methods of measurement of neutron radiation involving energy ab¬ sorption in matter. This second report is now being pre¬ pared for publication.The treatment of the subject in this Report is quite gen¬ eral. The information may, therefore, be of use in a wide variety of physical and biological problems in areas such as radiobiology, shielding and reactor physics, neutron stand¬ ards, and neutron nuclear physics.The initial preparation of this report was carried out by Task Group (3) of Subcommittee M-2. The Task Group consists of the following members:

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Section: Methods Of Absolute Measurement Of Qmentioning

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Measurement of neutron flux and spectra for physical and biological applications

1960

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“…It is possible that the anions stabilize micelles of ZnO-Zn(OI-I)2 by provision of a better-developed hydration sheath. Such a mechanism has been proposed (10)(11)(12) for the stabilization of electrolytically generated zincate solutions.…”

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Some Aspects of the Electrochemical Behavior of Zinc in the Presence of Acrylate and Methacrylate Anions

Hutchison.

Turner

1976

J. Electrochem. Soc.

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The influence of acrylate and methacrylate anions on the anodic behavior of zinc in concentrated sodium hydroxide solution at ambient temperature and under quiescent conditions has been studied using cyclic linear sweep voltammetry. The effect that these additives have on the corrosion rate of the zinc electrode, and on hydrogen evolution in particular, is examined. Experiments show that although the organic species exhibit a marked over‐all catalytic effect on both zinc dissolution and hydrogen evolution, the corrosion rate is little affected. Despite an apparent deleterious effect on passivation, results suggest that the additives improve the solubility of the anodic product in the electrolyte. A mechanism is tentatively suggested for the catalytic evolution of hydrogen.

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The measurement of the absolute intensity of neutron sources by a comparison with the reaction T(d, n)He4

Cited by 2 publications

References 7 publications

Measurement of neutron flux and spectra for physical and biological applications

Measurement of neutron flux and spectra for physical and biological applications

Some Aspects of the Electrochemical Behavior of Zinc in the Presence of Acrylate and Methacrylate Anions

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