Abstract
The excitation function for the (, ) reaction has been measured up to incident energies of 31 MeV, and the recoil properties determined in a series of catcher foil experiments at 30 MeV. Based on the different recoil properties of formed by each of four different mechanisms, the contribution of each has been estimated. At 30 MeV the predominant mode of formation is through sequential decay of the compound nucleus (≅39 mb). This is followed in importance by the direct pickup reaction to certain excited states in followed by -particle emission . The direct particle pickup reaction and compound nucleus evaporation of have smaller cross sections (≅1 mb and ≫1 mb, respectively).
NUCLEAR REACTIONS (, ), MeV; measured ; deduced reaction mechanisms.
- Received 7 April 1975
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.13.2116
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