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Bombardment of Copper with Tritons

D. N. Kundu and M. L. Pool

  • Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio

Phys. Rev. 84, 481 – Published 1 November, 1951

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRev.84.481

Abstract

Tritons have been accelerated to 6.5 Mev in a cyclotron and made to bombard stacks of copper foils. Among the triton induced reactions, the following have been identified: Cu63(t,d)Cu64 (12.9 hours), Cu63(t,n)Zn65 (250 days), Cu65(t,He3)Ni65 (2.6 hours), and Cu65(t,p)Cu67 (2.44 days) with relative cross sections for the various reactions as 11:64:6:10, respectively. The Oppenheimer-Phillips process appears to be operative in case of tritons of this order of energy.

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