Experimental estimation of the “scission” neutron yield in the thermal neutron induced fission of 233U and 235U
A. S. Vorobyev, O. A. Shcherbakov, A. M. Gagarski, Gennadi’ski Val, Tatiana’mina Kuz
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A. S. Vorobyev, O. A. Shcherbakov, A. M. Gagarski, Gennadi’ski Val, Tatiana’mina Kuz
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The analysis of angular and energy distributions of prompt neutrons from the thermal neutron induced fission of 233U and 235U measured recently in the WWR-M research reactor (Gatchina, Russia) have been performed. The yield of “scission” neutrons has been estimated by comparing the measured distributions with calculations within the model of emission of neutrons from completely accelerated fragments. Besides taking into account “scission” neutrons, for the best description of measured angular and energy distributions of fission neutrons, the calculation should be performed under the assumption that neutrons with a higher (7-9%) probability are emitted along the fission axis in the center-of-mass system of fission fragments.
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The analysis of angular and energy distributions of prompt neutrons from the thermal neutron induced fission of 233U and 235U measured recently in the WWR-M research reactor (Gatchina, Russia) have been performed. The yield of “scission” neutrons has been estimated by comparing the measured distributions with calculations within the model of emission of neutrons from completely accelerated fragments. Besides taking into account “scission” neutrons, for the best description of measured angular and energy distributions of fission neutrons, the calculation should be performed under the assumption that neutrons with a higher (7-9%) probability are emitted along the fission axis in the center-of-mass system of fission fragments.
Key concepts: Fission, Neutron, Nuclear physics, Neutron temperature, Neutron emission, Prompt neutron, Delayed neutron, Fission product yield