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Search for correlation between mass and angular distributions of fragments in the reaction /sup 226/Ra(n,f)

N.P. D'yachenko, B.D. Kuz'minov, I.M. Kuks, Yu.A. Nemilov, B.A. Nikolaev, Yu.A. Selitskii, A. I. Sergachev, V.B. Funshtein

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Abstract

Semiconductor detectors have been used to measure the kinetic energy spectra of fragments from fission of /sup 226/Ra by 7-MeV neutrons at angles of 0 and 90/sup 0/ to the neutron beam. Analysis of the spectra shows that the fractions of symmetric fission at these angles are identical, amounting to 0.15 +- 0.03. This result corresponds to equality of the anisotropies of symmetric and asymmetric fission within 25%. (AIP)

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Semiconductor detectors have been used to measure the kinetic energy spectra of fragments from fission of /sup 226/Ra by 7-MeV neutrons at angles of 0 and 90/sup 0/ to the neutron beam. Analysis of the spectra shows that the fractions of symmetric fission at these angles are identical, amounting to 0.15 +- 0.03. This result corresponds to equality of the anisotropies of symmetric and asymmetric fission within 25%. (AIP)

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Semiconductor detectors have been used to measure the kinetic energy spectra of fragments from fission of /sup 226/Ra by 7-MeV neutrons at angles of 0 and 90/sup 0/ to the neutron beam. Analysis of the spectra shows that the fractions of symmetric fission at these angles are identical, amounting to 0.15 +- 0.03. This result corresponds to equality of the anisotropies of symmetric and asymmetric fission within 25%. (AIP)

Key concepts: Fission, Neutron, Nuclear physics, Physics, Spectral line, Atomic physics, Spontaneous fission, Nuclear reaction

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