The measurement and preliminary analysis of the distribution of products with Z between 2 and 21 and A between 3 and 43 from 118- and 167-MeV reactions of /sup 20/Ne with Al are reported. Experimental conditions were adequate to allow resolution of individual isotopes over this entire range, and measurements were made at several angles for each bombarding energy. Measured relative cross sections of the heavier products were compared with predictions of a statistical-model evaporation calculation. The overall agreement between experiment and theory was rather good; however, certain discrepancies between calculation and experiment for low Z and A at 167 …
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The measurement and preliminary analysis of the distribution of products with Z between 2 and 21 and A between 3 and 43 from 118- and 167-MeV reactions of /sup 20/Ne with Al are reported. Experimental conditions were adequate to allow resolution of individual isotopes over this entire range, and measurements were made at several angles for each bombarding energy. Measured relative cross sections of the heavier products were compared with predictions of a statistical-model evaporation calculation. The overall agreement between experiment and theory was rather good; however, certain discrepancies between calculation and experiment for low Z and A at 167 MeV may be troublesome. 3 figures. (RWR)
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Ferguson, R. L.; Gavron, A. I.; Obenshain, F. E.; Plasil, F.; Robinson, R. L.; Shapira, D. et al.Distribution of products in the reaction /sup 20/Ne + Al. [118 and 167 MeV],
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