Measurement of the cross sections of the reactions super(14)N(n, a) super(11)B and super(14)N(n, t) super(12)C at neutron energies 5.45-7.2 MeV

The cross sections of the reactions super(14)N(n, a) super(11)B and super(14)N(n, t) super(12)C have been measured for neutron energies 5.46-7.2 MeV. The neutrons are generated in the reaction D(d, n) on a solid titanium target. The work employs digital spectrometry. The charged-particle detector is...

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Published inAtomic energy (New York, N.Y.) Vol. 101; no. 4; pp. 760 - 765
Main Authors Khryachkov, V A, Kuz'minov, B D, Dunaev, M V, Dunaeva, I V, Semenova, N N, Sergachev, AI
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 01.10.2006
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Summary:The cross sections of the reactions super(14)N(n, a) super(11)B and super(14)N(n, t) super(12)C have been measured for neutron energies 5.46-7.2 MeV. The neutrons are generated in the reaction D(d, n) on a solid titanium target. The work employs digital spectrometry. The charged-particle detector is a pulsed ionization chamber with a Frisch grid, filled with a kyrpton-nitrogen mixture. The cross sections are measured for four groups of a particles a sub(0), a sub(1), a sub(2), and a sub(3) from the reaction super(14)N(n, a) super(11)B and for tritium from the reaction super(14)N(n, t) super(12)C. The energy resolution of the spectrometer was 60 keV. The errors in determining the cross sections for the reactions (n, a) and (n, t) are 10-15%. The measurement results are compared with the ENDF/V VI evaluation. Good agreement is obtained in the neutron energy range 5.45-6.5 MeV. At higher energies, the discrepancy reaches 30%.
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ISSN:1063-4258
1573-8205
DOI:10.1007/s10512-006-0165-6