1977
DOI: 10.13182/nse77-a27047
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Thermonuclear Reaction Rate Parameters for d + 6Li Reactions

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“…The charge number of Li is relatively small (Z Li = 3), so adding a small amount of this element to DT or D 3 He plasma does not cause a significant increase of radiation losses due to ion-electron scattering. Moreover, in the case of the 6 Li isotope these losses should be partly compensated by an additional nuclear energy released in several exothermic reactions in the 6 Li + D system with the total Q-value of 43 MeV (see, for example, [7]). The majority of this energy (∼ 84%) is carried by charged particles and, thus, it remains in the plasma and sustains the burning.…”
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“…The charge number of Li is relatively small (Z Li = 3), so adding a small amount of this element to DT or D 3 He plasma does not cause a significant increase of radiation losses due to ion-electron scattering. Moreover, in the case of the 6 Li isotope these losses should be partly compensated by an additional nuclear energy released in several exothermic reactions in the 6 Li + D system with the total Q-value of 43 MeV (see, for example, [7]). The majority of this energy (∼ 84%) is carried by charged particles and, thus, it remains in the plasma and sustains the burning.…”
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“…In the newly proposed method of ion temperature probe in DT plasma [8] the following diagnostic reactions between 6 Li and the fuel components D and T are expected to be employed. These reactions lead to a formation of the 7 Be * and 7,8 Li * nuclei in their first excited states. They decay by the M1 electromagnetic transition to the respective ground states and emit monochromatic gamma-rays of the well defined energies E γ ( 7 Be * ) = 429 keV, E γ ( 7 Li * ) = 478 keV and E γ ( 8 Li * ) = 981 keV [9].…”
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