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ENTRY C2829 20221004 20230626 20230623 C224
SUBENT C2829001 20221004 20230626 20230623 C224
BIB 10 25
TITLE Total Interaction Cross Section of Hydrogen for
Positive and Negative 200-700 Mev Pions
AUTHOR (L.C.L.Yuan,S.J.Lindenbaum)
REFERENCE (J,PR,93,917(F5),1954)
#doi:10.1103/PhysRev.93.909
INSTITUTE (1USABNL)
FACILITY (SYNCH,1USABNL) Cosmotron.
DETECTOR (TELES,SCIN) A fast triple coincident scintillation
counter telescope.
METHOD (COINC) Measurements of the total interaction cross
section of hydrogen for positive and negative pions
of several energies have been made. A direct meson
beam from the Brookhaven Cosmotron was incident upon
a fast triple coincident scintillation counter
telescope containing an analyzing magnet arranged to
select either negative or positive particles of the
required momentum. A large liquid scintillation
counter was placed behind the third counter in
quadruple coincidence with the monitor telescope.
Good geometry attenuation measurements were made for
both polyethylene and carbon absorbers placed between
the third and fourth counters.
ERR-ANALYS (DATA-ERR) No details on sources of uncertainties.
STATUS (TABLE) Table I, page 918 of J,PR,93,918(F5),1954.
HISTORY (20221004C) BP
ENDBIB 25
NOCOMMON 0 0
ENDSUBENT 28
SUBENT C2829002 20221004 20230626 20230623 C224
BIB 1 1
REACTION (1-H-1(PIP,NON),,SIG)
ENDBIB 1
NOCOMMON 0 0
DATA 3 2
EN DATA DATA-ERR
MEV MB MB
340.0 48.0 9.0
450.0 28.0 6.0
ENDDATA 4
ENDSUBENT 10
SUBENT C2829003 20221004 20230626 20230623 C224
BIB 1 1
REACTION (1-H-1(PIN,NON),,SIG)
ENDBIB 1
NOCOMMON 0 0
DATA 3 3
EN DATA DATA-ERR
MEV MB MB
265.0 56.0 16.0
340.0 21.0 11.0
450.0 25.0 3.0
ENDDATA 5
ENDSUBENT 11
ENDENTRY 3
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ENTRY C2830 20221004 20230626 20230623 C224
SUBENT C2830001 20221004 20230626 20230623 C224
BIB 11 12
TITLE Scattering of Negative Pions by Deuterium
AUTHOR (D.E.Nagle)
REFERENCE (J,PR,93,918(F10),1954)
#doi:10.1103/PhysRev.93.909
REL-REF (A,C2635001,H.L.Anderson+,J,PR,91,155,1953)
INSTITUTE (1USACHI)
FACILITY (SYNCY,1USACHI) The Chicago synchrocyclotron.
DETECTOR (TELES,SCIN)
SAMPLE Liquid deuterium.
ERR-ANALYS (DATA-ERR) No details on sources of uncertainties.
STATUS (TABLE) page 918 of J,PR,93,918(F10),1954.
HISTORY (20221004C) BP
ENDBIB 12
COMMON 1 3
EN
MEV
123.0
ENDCOMMON 3
ENDSUBENT 19
SUBENT C2830002 20221004 20230626 20230623 C224
BIB 1 1
REACTION (1-H-2(PIN,EL)1-H-2,,DA)
ENDBIB 1
NOCOMMON 0 0
DATA 3 3
ANG DATA DATA-ERR
ADEG MB/SR MB/SR
45.0 6.63 0.60
90.0 5.05 0.40
135.0 7.33 0.50
ENDDATA 5
ENDSUBENT 11
SUBENT C2830003 20221004 20230626 20230623 C224
BIB 2 4
REACTION (1-H-2(PIN,X)1-H-1,,DA)
COMMENT Compiler's comment: The text talks about
"production of photons". This may be a misprint and
should read "protons".
ENDBIB 4
NOCOMMON 0 0
DATA 3 3
ANG DATA DATA-ERR
ADEG MB/SR MB/SR
45.0 2.39 0.3
90.0 2.30 0.2
135.0 3.14 0.4
ENDDATA 5
ENDSUBENT 14
ENDENTRY 3
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ENTRY C2831 20221004 20230626 20230623 C224
SUBENT C2831001 20221004 20230626 20230623 C224
BIB 11 35
TITLE P-P Differential Elastic Scattering Cross Sections at
144, 271, and 429 Mev
AUTHOR (V.A.Nedzel,J.Marshall, L.Marshall)
REFERENCE (J,PR,93,927(M1),1954)
#doi:10.1103/PhysRev.93.909
INSTITUTE (1USACHI)
FACILITY (SYNCY,1USACHI) The Chicago synchrocyclotron.
DETECTOR (TELES,SCIN) Five scintillation counters.
SAMPLE The scatterer was a 4-in. vertical cylinder of liquid
hydrogen contained in styrofoam walls.
METHOD (COINC) The p-p differential elastic scattering cross
section at 90 degree baricentral angle has been
measured for three proton energies and has been found
to be independent of energy in this range. Sizable
intensities of proton beams of a wide range in energy
were obtained by the proper azimuthal positioning of
a beryllium scattering target at 76 in. radius in the
Chicago synchrocyclotron. The protons collimated by a
channel in the heavy shield were of definite energy
for a given target position. They were further
analyzed by an additional magnet. The analyzed
collimated beam was defined and measured before the
scatterer by a telescope of 2 scintillation counters
(1-2). Two scintillation counters (3 and 4) were
placed on opposite sides of the beam, connected in
coincidence with counters 1 and 2 in such a way that
they counted the two elastically scattered protons in
coincidence with the incident proton.
ERR-ANALYS (DATA-ERR) No details on sources of uncertainties.
CORRECTION In order to avoid counting loss corrections, a fifth
counter which counted protons scattered out of the
main beam was used to normalize the incident flux at
low-beam intensities and to normalize the quadruple
coincidence rate at high beam intensity.
HISTORY (20221004C) BP
ENDBIB 35
COMMON 1 3
ANG
ADEG
90.0
ENDCOMMON 3
ENDSUBENT 42
SUBENT C2831002 20221004 20230626 20230623 C224
BIB 2 2
REACTION (1-H-1(P,EL)1-H-1,,DA)
STATUS (TABLE) page 927 of J,PR,93,927(M1),1954.
ENDBIB 2
NOCOMMON 0 0
DATA 3 3
EN DATA DATA-ERR
MEV MB/SR MB/SR
144.0 3.21 0.11
271.0 3.67 0.34
429.0 3.42 0.13
ENDDATA 5
ENDSUBENT 12
ENDENTRY 2
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ENTRY C2832 20221004 20230626 20230623 C224
SUBENT C2832001 20221004 20230626 20230623 C224
BIB 8 9
TITLE P-P Elastic Scattering and Pion Production at 419 Mev
AUTHOR (J.Marshall, L.Marshall,V.A.Nedzel)
REFERENCE (J,PR,93,927(M2),1954)
#doi:10.1103/PhysRev.93.909
INSTITUTE (1USACHI)
FACILITY (SYNCY,1USACHI) The Chicago synchrocyclotron.
ERR-ANALYS (DATA-ERR) No details on sources of uncertainties.
STATUS (TABLE) page 927 of J,PR,93,927(M2),1954.
HISTORY (20221004C) BP
ENDBIB 9
COMMON 1 3
EN
MEV
419.0
ENDCOMMON 3
ENDSUBENT 16
SUBENT C2832002 20221004 20230626 20230623 C224
BIB 2 6
REACTION (1-H-1(P,EL)1-H-1,,DA)
METHOD The differential p-p elastic scattering cross section
at 419 MEV was measured from 90 to 54 degrees
baricentral angle by the method in which the two
elastically scattered protons were detected in
coincidence with the incident proton.
ENDBIB 6
NOCOMMON 0 0
DATA 3 4
ANG DATA DATA-ERR
ADEG MB/SR MB/SR
54.0 2.84 0.12
65.0 3.11 0.19
80.0 3.51 0.23
90.0 3.42 0.13
ENDDATA 6
ENDSUBENT 17
SUBENT C2832003 20221004 20230626 20230623 C224
BIB 2 13
REACTION (1-H-1(P,EL)1-H-1,,DA)
METHOD From 54 to 28 degrees a second method was used which
counted all charged particles scattered at the angle
in question in coincidence with an incident proton
provided that no charged particle was simultaneously
scattered near the forward direction. This method
depended on several facts. First, the only reaction
which seriously interferes with detection of
scattered protons is (a) p+p->pi+ + D. The related
reaction (b) P+P->pi+ + P+N probably occurs less than
1/5th as frequently. In the case of (a) all deuterons
and in the case of (b) many protons are scattered
forward close to the beam.
ENDBIB 13
NOCOMMON 0 0
DATA 3 3
ANG DATA DATA-ERR
ADEG MB/SR MB/SR
28.0 2.86 0.20
43.0 3.18 0.21
54.0 2.80 0.21
ENDDATA 5
ENDSUBENT 23
SUBENT C2832004 20221004 20230626 20230623 C224
BIB 2 18
REACTION (1-H-1(P,X)1-PP-0,,DA)
METHOD From 54 to 28 degrees a second method was used which
counted all charged particles scattered at the angle
in question in coincidence with an incident proton
provided that no charged particle was simultaneously
scattered near the forward direction. This method
depended on several facts. First, the only reaction
which seriously interferes with detection of
scattered protons is (a) P+P->pi+ + D. The related
reaction (b) P+P->pi+ + P+N probably occurs less than
1/5th as frequently. In the case of (a) all deuterons
and in the case of (b) many protons are scattered
forward close to the beam. In a reversal of this
method the pi+ production cross section at 45
laboratory angle was measured by counting charged
particles scattered in coincidence with an incident
proton and with a charged particle scattered
simultaneously near the forward direction.
ENDBIB 18
NOCOMMON 0 0
DATA 3 1
ANG DATA DATA-ERR
ADEG MB/SR MB/SR
80.0 0.163 0.024
ENDDATA 3
ENDSUBENT 26
ENDENTRY 4
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ENTRY C2836 20221021 20230626 20230623 C224
SUBENT C2836001 20221021 20230626 20230623 C224
BIB 11 44
TITLE Cyclotron Targets: Preparation and Radiochemical
Separation. III. Na22
AUTHOR (J.W.Irvine Jr,E.T.Clarke)
REFERENCE (J,JCP,16,686,1948)
#doi:10.1063/1.1746975
INSTITUTE (1USAMIT)
FACILITY (CYCLO,1USAMIT)
DETECTOR (PROPC) Gamma-ray activities from the Na24 generated
in the individual foils were measured on a calibrated
platinum screen wall counter shielded with 1/16" lead,
and compared with a 10-microgram radium standard to
obtain the absolute disintegration rates. Decays of
several foils were also followed for a few days as a
check on the identity of the activity. The Na22
positrons in the foils were measured with a bell-type
thin window counter after the shorter-lived component
had died away.
SAMPLE The magnesium disks, because of their fragility, were
sealed between layers of aluminum foil (0.00025") and
stacked, resulting in a series of 24 absorbers whose
average individual thickness was 7.7 mg/cm2 and whose
total thickness, 185 mg/cm2, was approximately equal to
the distance of penetration of the 14-MeV deuterons
used.
METHOD (CHSEP,STTA,ACTIV) The stack of foils was bombarded
for 1.5 hours, 47.5-microampere minutes, with a
deuteron beam whose initial energy was 14.20 MeV
(range 184.5 mg/cm2 Al). After bombardment the
targets should be allowed to age for about a week to
allow the Na24 to decay, thus reducing the radiation
hazard. The aged target is weighed and dissolved in
50 percent excess of glacial acetic acid. With the
metal the reaction is slow in starting but becomes
very vigorous as it proceeds. After the reaction
subsides, the solution is diluted with an equal
volume of 50 percent alcohol. The last traces of
metal are dissolved after 15-30 minutes. If any
insoluble residue remains, it is removed by filtration.
ERR-ANALYS (ERR-1) Even though individual thicknesses
varied as much as 20 percent, the data could be
corrected for these variations to reduce errors from
this source to about 2 percent.
CORRECTION Target thickness corrections.
HISTORY (20221021C) BP
ENDBIB 44
COMMON 1 3
ERR-1
PER-CENT
2.0
ENDCOMMON 3
ENDSUBENT 51
SUBENT C2836002 20221021 20230626 20230623 C224
BIB 3 3
REACTION (12-MG-24(D,A)11-NA-22,,SIG)
DECAY-DATA (11-NA-22,3.0YR)
STATUS (CURVE) Fig. 1, page 688 of J,JCP,16,686,1948.
ENDBIB 3
NOCOMMON 0 0
DATA 2 23
EN DATA
MEV B
2.601 0.005
3.582 0.021
4.415 0.048
5.162 0.074
5.845 0.102
6.506 0.122
7.061 0.134
7.659 0.146
8.192 0.148
8.704 0.151
9.238 0.157
9.665 0.160
10.134 0.156
10.518 0.150
10.988 0.145
11.415 0.140
11.820 0.133
12.204 0.131
12.610 0.126
12.973 0.119
13.314 0.111
13.698 0.106
14.040 0.100
ENDDATA 25
ENDSUBENT 33
SUBENT C2836003 20221021 20230626 20230623 C224
BIB 4 4
REACTION (12-MG-26(D,A)11-NA-24,,SIG)
REL-REF (A,C2841002,M.C.Henderson,J,PR,48,855,1935)
DECAY-DATA (11-NA-24,14.8HR)
STATUS (CURVE) Fig. 1, page 688 of J,JCP,16,686,1948.
ENDBIB 4
NOCOMMON 0 0
DATA 2 23
EN DATA
MEV B
2.579 0.005
3.582 0.021
4.415 0.039
5.119 0.054
5.887 0.070
6.527 0.079
7.104 0.082
7.701 0.090
8.213 0.096
8.726 0.093
9.216 0.093
9.686 0.092
10.155 0.087
10.518 0.084
11.009 0.079
11.436 0.077
11.863 0.070
12.226 0.068
12.610 0.064
12.994 0.064
13.335 0.060
13.698 0.054
14.040 0.052
ENDDATA 25
ENDSUBENT 34
ENDENTRY 3
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