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Continuous gamma-ray spectrometry in the Fast Flux Test Facility (FFTF)

R. Gold, Bruce J. Kaiser, F.S. Moore, W.L. Bunch, W.N. McElroy, E.M. Sheen

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In-core Compton-recoil ..gamma..-ray spectrometry was carried out in FFTF at very low power in the In-Reactor Thimble (IRT). The lower-energy electron spectrum at the FFTF-IRT midplane and the unfolded ..gamma..-ray spectrum are shown. 2 figures. (DLC)

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In-core Compton-recoil ..gamma..-ray spectrometry was carried out in FFTF at very low power in the In-Reactor Thimble (IRT). The lower-energy electron spectrum at the FFTF-IRT midplane and the unfolded ..gamma..-ray spectrum are shown. 2 figures. (DLC)

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In-core Compton-recoil ..gamma..-ray spectrometry was carried out in FFTF at very low power in the In-Reactor Thimble (IRT). The lower-energy electron spectrum at the FFTF-IRT midplane and the unfolded ..gamma..-ray spectrum are shown. 2 figures. (DLC)

Key concepts: Spectrometer, Recoil, Mass spectrometry, Gamma ray, Nuclear engineering, Gamma ray spectrometry, Flux (metallurgy), Physics

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