The Fission of Thorium with Alpha-Particles
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Abstract : Since the compound nucleus formed in the fission of thorium with alpha particles is U(236), the same compound nucleus formed in the fission of U(235) with neutrons, it is of interest to study the fission of thorium with alphas and compare the resulting distribution of fission products with that found with uranium with slow and thorium with fast neutrons. Any difference between the various results where the same compound nucleus is formed must be due to differences in energy content and possible differences in distribution of the nucleons in the compound nucleus at the time of fission.
- University of California, Berkeley United States
- University of North Texas System United States
- University of California United States
Fission, Fission Yield, Thorium, Cross Sections, Slow Neutrons, Distribution, 99, Alpha Particles, 540, 530, General and Miscellaneous
Fission, Fission Yield, Thorium, Cross Sections, Slow Neutrons, Distribution, 99, Alpha Particles, 540, 530, General and Miscellaneous
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