Direct Reaction is a type of nuclear scattering process in which an incident particle interacts with a target nucleus through a single, localized collision that transfers energy and momentum to a few nucleons without forming a long-lived compound nucleus.
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Electron transfer reactions in chemistry. Theory and experiment
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