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MASS-SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES OF FISSION PRODUCTS OF URANIUM-233, URANIUM-235 AND PLUTONIUM-239

M.P. Anikina, P.M. Aron, V.K. Gorshkov

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BS>Yields of some U/sup 233/, U/sup 235/, and Pu/sup 239/ fission products produced by thermal neutrons were determined using the mass spectrometer. The results were used for calculating the values of neutron capture cross sections for a number of nuclei and for determining the half lives of individual isotopes. (auth)

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BS>Yields of some U/sup 233/, U/sup 235/, and Pu/sup 239/ fission products produced by thermal neutrons were determined using the mass spectrometer. The results were used for calculating the values of neutron capture cross sections for a number of nuclei and for determining the half lives of individual isotopes. (auth)

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BS>Yields of some U/sup 233/, U/sup 235/, and Pu/sup 239/ fission products produced by thermal neutrons were determined using the mass spectrometer. The results were used for calculating the values of neutron capture cross sections for a number of nuclei and for determining the half lives of individual isotopes. (auth)

Key concepts: Uranium-235, Plutonium, Uranium, Radiochemistry, Plutonium-239, Fission products, Isotopes of uranium, Fission

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