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Nuclear and Radiochemistry: Fundamentals and Applications, 2 ...
15.2 Nuclear Fuel and Fuel Cycles For the use of nuclides as nuclear fuel, their
fissionability is the most important aspect. High fission yields by thermal neutrons
are obtained if the binding energy of an additional neutron is higher than the ...
Jens-Volker Kratz, Karl Heinrich Lieser, 2013
A slump of the (p,f) cross section is a result of knocking out charged particles,
mainly protons, from target nuclei which decreases the fissionability of residual
nuclei. Since the fissionability of nuclei begins to decrease strongly only for
nuclei ...
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Modern Alchemy: Selected Papers of Glenn T. Seaborg
Slow-neutron fissionability is probably dependent on nuclear type, as is known to
be the case in spontaneous fission (see Sec. 3). However, at the excitation
energies involved in slow-neutron fission, the effect of nuclear type is probably
small.
Glenn Theodore Seaborg, 1994
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The Collected Works of C.G. Jung: Complete Digital Edition
Had the atom 18 corresponded to the original philosophical conception of it, its
fissionability would be unthinkable. But once it proves to be a measurable
quantitity, its non-fissionability becomes unthinkable. Meaningful coincidences
are ...
C. G. Jung, Gerhard Adler, Michael Fordham, 2014
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Collected Works of C.G. Jung, Volume 8: Structure & Dynamics ...
Had the atom 18 corresponded to the original philosophical conception of it, its
fissionability would be unthinkable. But once it proves to be a measurable
quantitity, its non-fissionability becomes unthinkable. Meaningful coincidences
are ...
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Lawrence and His Laboratory: A History of the Lawrence ...
... having the government finance this work as an official project." In accounts
rendered on March 11, 1941, $835 was charged to making element 94 by
deuterons and $8,310 to the test of its fissionability by slow neutrons, exclusive of
salaries.
J. L. Heilbron, Robert W. Seidel, 1989
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Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle
original philosophical conception of it, its fissionability would be unthinkable. But
once it proves to be a measurable quantity, its non-fissionability
becomesunthinkable. Meaningful coincidences are thinkable as pure chance.
But the more they ...
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Modern Nuclear Chemistry
More sophisticated treatments of the fissionability of nuclei show that (Z2/A)
critical varies slightly from nucleus to nucleus (due to the isospin asymmetry) and
is given by Z2 A critical 1⁄4 50:883 1 À 1:7826NÀZA 2 " # (11:8) The parameters
Z2/A ...
Walter D. Loveland, David J. Morrissey, Glenn T. Seaborg, 2005
StOKES, Northrop, and Boyer'-1-' obtained experimentally with the aid of the (d,
pf) reaction the fissionability curves of the compound nuclei U234, U236, and
Pu240 for excitation energies starting from Bn - B(j where B^ is the deuteron
binding ...
0 S 10 1S 20 L, MeV Fig. 1. Fissionability of the composite nuclei as,U, "6U, a**
Am, a*sAm; the points correspond to estimates of the fissionability of a9,U from [2]
. > * 2 0 £70 *W 2*0 2J7 2*0 2*5 2*0 2*5 Mass number Fig. 2. Isotopic ...
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Thorium as a Secure Nuclear Fuel Alternative
... there is not even an equivalent energy output because of thorium's enhanced neutron economy and enhanced fissionability characteristics. «Journal of Energy Security, Kwi 09»
John Gofman: Nuclear and Anti-Nuclear Scientist
I was a co-discoverer — and helped demonstrate the fissionability — of uranium 233 ... the third element to be isolated that can be used to provide atomic energy ... «Mother Earth News, Cze 08»
John W. Gofman, 88, Scientist and Advocate for Nuclear Safety, Dies
He also helped to work out the fissionability of uranium-233. John William Gofman was born in Cleveland. He graduated from Oberlin College, ... «New York Times, Lis 04»
