D. J. Andrews, G. W. A. Newton
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Measured yields for the D(d,n)T reaction on a thick heavy ice target have been used to obtain the stopping power for deuterons in the energy range 10-30 keV. The results agree with other solid target measurements but are substantially lower than gas target values.
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Measured yields for the D(d,n)T reaction on a thick heavy ice target have been used to obtain the stopping power for deuterons in the energy range 10-30 keV. The results agree with other solid target measurements but are substantially lower than gas target values.
Key concepts: Deuterium, Stopping power, Range (aeronautics), Nuclear physics, Energy (signal processing), Atomic physics, Physics, Heavy water