New measurement of cross section of evaporation residues from Pr+C reaction: A comparative study on the production of Tb
arXiv:1109.6409 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevC.84.044615
Abstract
Production cross sections of evaporation residues, Tb, Tb, Tb and Gd, have been measured using the stacked foil technique followed by off-line -spectrometry in C induced reactions on naturally abundant mononuclidic praseodymium target in the 44-79 MeV incident energy range. Measured data have been interpreted comparing with previous measurements and theoretical prediction of nuclear reaction model code \textsc{PACE4}. About 5% and 14% of the theoretical cross sections have been measured for Tb and Tb, respectively. The new cross sections of Tb complement those measured earlier by -spectrometry. Cross sections of Tb are comparable to the theory. Cumulative cross section of Gd sheds light on the nuclear reaction mechanism. In addition, a discussion has been made to show the feasibility of producing Tb in - and -induced reactions on gadolinium isotopes.
arXiv comment15 pages, 5 figures
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