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Proton Groups from the Bombardment of Argon by Deuterons

P. W. Davison*,‡, J. O. Buchanan†,‡, and Ernest Pollard

  • Sloane Physics Laboratory, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut

  • *Now at R.C.A. Laboratories.
  • Now at University of West Virginia.
  • Assisted by the joint program of ONR and AEC.

Phys. Rev. 76, 890 – Published 1 October, 1949

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRev.76.890

Abstract

The deuteron bombardment of argon in both ordinary form and with a 26 percent concentration of A36 shows the presence of thirteen groups of protons. Correct assignment to isotope can be made for ten of these and probable assignment for the others. The Q-values for the reactions are: A36(dp)A37 6.59; 5.06; 4.92; 4.32; 4.03; 3.13 and 1.58 and A40(dp)A41 3.84; 3.18; 2.63; 2.50; 1.90; 1.57; 1.04; 0.55; 0.15; -0.17. The mass difference A37-A36 is 0.99951 and A41-A40 is 1.00247. Considering that the nuclei differ by four neutrons there is surprisingly little difference in general level structure. The first excited state of A37 is at an unusually high value.

References (3)

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