Cross Sections for the Reactions , , , and below 120 kev
- 1 February 1954
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review B
- Vol. 93 (3) , 483-497
- https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.93.483
Abstract
These cross sections were measured by the process of passing a deuteron beam into a thin gas target contained behind a thin window of evaporated silicon monoxide. The energy loss in the window was measured by a deceleration technique. Charged particles from the reactions were observed at 90° in the laboratory system with proportional counters. Some results are as follows: for the reaction , by use of the angular distribution reported by Wenzel and Whaling, the total cross section is 15.4 mb with a probable error of 3.2 percent at 100-kev incident deuteron energy; percent at 25 kev. For the reaction , percent at 100 kev; percent at 25 kev. The sum of these two cross sections follows a Gamow function below 50 kev. For the reaction , isotropy in the center-of-mass system being assumed, shows a peak value of 4.95 barns±2.8 percent at 107 kev; at 40 kev, percent; at 19 kev, percent; below 19 kev, follows a Gamow function. For the reaction with isotropy assumed, percent at 93 kev; percent at 36 kev; and follows a Gamow relation below 100 kev.
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