yields of e0-electrons from the target surface by bombarding it by α-particles of different energies in the range from 0.9 to 5.5 mev
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Abstract
The yields near-zero energy electrons(e0-electrons) and fast electrons (ef-electrons) in the bombardment of targets of aluminum and titanium by α-particles of 238Pu in the low-energy α-particles region (range 0.9 - 5.5 MeV) were measured. An increase in output e0- and ef-electrons is observed when the energy of α-particles is reduced. Outputs e0-electrons for α-particles of different energies Eα in this area is well described by the depend-ence (E) E-1/2 v-1 as previously has been observed in our studies of the decay of 226Ra (range 4.7 - 7.6 MeV) and the bombardment of the target by α-particles at cyclotron U-120 (range 9.7 - 24 3 MeV).
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| Authors | ;V. T. Kupryashkin;L. P. Sidorenko;A. I. Feoktistov;V. A. Lasko |
| Journal | veterinary immunology and immunopathology |
| Year | 2013 |
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