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NUCLEAR PHYSICAL DATA FROM THE USSR

W.E. Kunz

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Tabulated data are given on the fission cross sectlons of U /sup 233/, U/ sup 235/, Pu/sup 239/, and Pu/sup 240/, on the determination of t he ratio of neutrons released by fission neutrons to neutrons released by thermal neutrons, on the cross sections of Th and In to thermal neutrons, amd the fission of U, Th, and Bi by protons at 680 Mev. (J.S.R.)

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Tabulated data are given on the fission cross sectlons of U /sup 233/, U/ sup 235/, Pu/sup 239/, and Pu/sup 240/, on the determination of t he ratio of neutrons released by fission neutrons to neutrons released by thermal neutrons, on the cross sections of Th and In to thermal neutrons, amd the fission of U, Th, and Bi by protons at 680 Mev. (J.S.R.)

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Tabulated data are given on the fission cross sectlons of U /sup 233/, U/ sup 235/, Pu/sup 239/, and Pu/sup 240/, on the determination of t he ratio of neutrons released by fission neutrons to neutrons released by thermal neutrons, on the cross sections of Th and In to thermal neutrons, amd the fission of U, Th, and Bi by protons at 680 Mev. (J.S.R.)

Key concepts: Neutron temperature, Neutron, Fission, Nuclear physics, Uranium-235, Radiochemistry, Physics, Fast fission

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