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| − | First, a uranium plate is used, | + | First, a uranium plate is used, dimensions (approximately): 15cm x 12.5 cm x 3.5 mm |
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On the picture: 1D - timing spectrum taken by upper detector, 1C - timing spectrum taken by side detector, 1A - timing spectrum taken by side reference (being kept stationary) detector, 1B - NaI accelerator current monitor | On the picture: 1D - timing spectrum taken by upper detector, 1C - timing spectrum taken by side detector, 1A - timing spectrum taken by side reference (being kept stationary) detector, 1B - NaI accelerator current monitor | ||
| − | + | The uranium oxide powder <math>U_{3} O_{8}</math> in a jar (bottle) is used instead of the plate. The glass jar is placed inside the plastic bottle... | |
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Latest revision as of 06:30, 5 February 2009
First, a uranium plate is used, dimensions (approximately): 15cm x 12.5 cm x 3.5 mm
On the picture: 1D - timing spectrum taken by upper detector, 1C - timing spectrum taken by side detector, 1A - timing spectrum taken by side reference (being kept stationary) detector, 1B - NaI accelerator current monitor
The uranium oxide powder in a jar (bottle) is used instead of the plate. The glass jar is placed inside the plastic bottle...