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/* NRDF D1894 Data No.5 */
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/* Bibliography */
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\\BIB,5;
D#=D1894;
TITLE=/ Experimental studies on the proton-induced activation
reactions of molybdenum in the energy range 22-67 MeV /;
PURPOSE=/ To give reliable excitation functions for Mo+p reactions
in the energy range 22-67 MeV /;
ATH=(M.S.UDDIN'1', M.HAGIWARA'1', F.TARKANYI'2', F.DITROI'2',
M.BABA'1');
INST-ATH=(2JPNTOH'1', 3HUNDEB'2');
/* '1' Cyclotron and Radioisotope Center */
REF=ARI;
VLP=60(2004)911;
/* Secondary references
- Takacs, Private communication(2004)
- Hagiwara, Private communication(2004)
- JAERI-C, 2004-005(2004)138 (M.S.Uddin et al., Proc. of the 2003
Symposium on Nuclear Data)
RCTS=(27AL(P,X)24NA, 27AL(P,X)22NA, CU(P,X)65ZN, CU(P,X)62ZN,
CU(P,X)56CO, 100MO(P,X)99MO, MO(P,X)93MO, MO(P,X)96TC,
MO(P,X)94TC, MO(P,X)95TC, MO(P,X)90NB, MO(P,X)92NB, MO(P,X)96NB,
MO(P,X)95NB, MO(P,X)86ZR, MO(P,X)88ZR, MO(P,X)89ZR, MO(P,X)86Y,
MO(P,X)87Y, MO(P,X)88Y);
PHQS=XSECTN;
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/* Experimental Conditions */
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\\EXP,5;
/* 2004-05-12 : Compiled, C.Kurokawa + N.Otuka */
/* 2007-03-30 : Altered, Bk (ATOMKI) + N.Otuka. Reference added */
PHQ=XSECTN;
ENR=NAT;
CHM=ELM;
PHYS-FORM=SLD;
THK-TGT=XMG/CM**2'3';
/* '3' 49.58 micro-meter (Mo), 104.2 micro-meter (Cu) and 102
micro-meter (Al) */
POL-TGT=0%;
ALGN-TGT=0%;
ACC=CYC'4';
/* '4' Isochronous cyclotron, k=90 MeV AVF Cyclotron */
INST-ACC=2JPNTOH'5';
/* '5' Cyclotron and Radioisotope Center */
BEAM-INTNSTY=[25NA;
POL-PRJ=0%;
COINC=NO;
ANT-COINC=NO;
DET-SYS=HPGE'6';
/* '6' To measure activities of radioactive products of the target
and monitors. The efficiency versus energy curve of the
detector was determined experimentally using standard gamma-ray
point sources with known strength, 152Eu, 133Ba, 241Am. 60Co
and 137Cs. Efficiency is also calculated using the EGS4 Monte
Carlo Code [Nelson et al, 1985]. */
/* Experimental Method:
- Stacked target irradiation (Stack was assembled from
molybdenum, copper and aluminium as Cu-Al-Mo and 10 groups were
set together in an aluminium holder for irradiation.)
- Energy degradation by foils (Energy degradation along the stack
was determined using the computer program SRIM-2002 [J.F. Ziegler
et al., The stopping and range of ions in solids, Pergamon, New
York, 1984.] assuming the incident energy was 70 MeV.)
/* Analysis:
- Decay curve analysis (Two or more radionuclides emitted
gamma-rays having very close energies, which were difficult to
separate by the graphical analysis of the multicomponent decay
curve, were analyzed using the difference in half-life of the
nuclides by plotting the photon emission rate as a function of
time.)
/* Gamma energies given (except 90Tc and 90Nb) are obtained by private
communication with authors. */
RCT=CU(P,X)56CO;
DET-PARTCL=GAMMA'16';
/* '16' Delayed gamma from 56Co */
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/* Descriptive Parameters */
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\\DATA,5;
SYS-ERR=(5.8%'7',[3%'8');
/* '7' Uncertainty in monitor flux */
/* '8' Uncertainty in efficiency calibration of gamma ray */
STATIST-ERR=5%'9';
/* '9' Maximum statistical uncertainty (0.3-5%) */
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/* Data Table */
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\DATA;
INC-ENGY-LAB XSECTN'17' DELTA-XSECTN'17'
(MEV) (MB) (MB)
53.435 0.36 +-0.07
57.552 1.93 +-0.2
61.472 5.12 +-0.5
65.194 9.16 +-0.8
68.788 12.2 +-1.1
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