The London Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science · 1951 · 22 citations · 5 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsNuclear InstrumentationNuclear PhysicsRadiation MeasurementNeutron DetectionNuclear Cross SectionsNuclear StructureEnergy-dependent Cross SectionsNeutron Cross SectionsNeutron Cross-section MeasurementNeutron Detector SystemsNuclear RecoilTotal Cross Sections
Abstract The total cross-sections of carbon and hydrogen have been measured at neutron energies of 39, 64·5 and 97 MeV., using a recoil proton telescope as a neutron detector. At these three energies the hydrogen cross-sections are 223±7·6, 126±3 and 73·9±3·0 × 10 -27 cm.2 respectively. The corresponding carbon cross-sections are 1100±20, 784 ±5 and 508±5 × 10-27 cm.2.
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