Determination of the prompt k0,H factors and partial γ-ray production cross sections for B, N, Si, P, S and Cl

G. M. Sun; C. S. Park; H. D. Choi

doi:10.1007/s10967-005-0760-3

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Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry

Volume/Issue:: Volume 264: Issue 3

Determination of the prompt k_0,H factors and partial γ-ray production cross sections for B, N, Si, P, S and Cl

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G. M. Sun

G. M. Sun Department of Nuclear Engineering, Seoul National University (SNU) Seoul, 151-742, Korea

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C. S. Park

C. S. Park Department of Nuclear Engineering, Seoul National University (SNU) Seoul, 151-742, Korea

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H. D. Choi

H. D. Choi Department of Nuclear Engineering, Seoul National University (SNU) Seoul, 151-742, Korea

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Pages:: 603–616

Online Publication Date:: 20 May 2005

Publication Date:: 17 May 2005

Article Category:: Research Article

DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10967-005-0760-3

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Summary

The prompt k_0,H factors for B, N, Si, P, S and Cl were determined relative to the 2223.25 keV gamma-line from the ¹H(n,γ) reaction. The measurements were performed at the SNU-KAERI Prompt Gamma Activation Analysis facility, of which the background was greatly reduced recently by upgrading the detection system to a Compton suppressed g-ray spectrometer with a BGO/NaI(Tl) guard detector and by improving the shield geometry. From the measured prompt k_0,H factors, the partial γ-ray production cross sections were determined using the latest cross section for H. The measured prompt k_0,Hfactors were tabulated and compared with the other reported data.

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