A REVIEW OF NUCLEAR FISSION. PART ONE. FISSION PHENOMENA AT LOW ENERGY. Revised Edition
Earl K. Hyde
Abstract
Earl K. Hyde
Abstract
The discovery of fission is described, and fission theory is outlined. The probability of fission is discussed. Distribution of mass and nuclear charge in fission is considered. Measurements of the kinetic energy of fission fragments are described. The emission of prompt neutrons, delayed neutrons, and gamma rays in fission is discussed. (M.C.G.)
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The discovery of fission is described, and fission theory is outlined. The probability of fission is discussed. Distribution of mass and nuclear charge in fission is considered. Measurements of the kinetic energy of fission fragments are described. The emission of prompt neutrons, delayed neutrons, and gamma rays in fission is discussed. (M.C.G.)
Key concepts: Fission, Cold fission, Nuclear fission, Nuclear physics, Cluster decay, Neutron emission, Long-lived fission product, Fission product yield