SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GUTNIKOVA, YE.K. - GUTOROVA, L.L.

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R., I rx i na; --)r n w no-2b3- 2-7~- WRA 11,338) AUTHORS: Zainyatnin, Yu. S., Gutnikova, Ye.K., Ivanova, N. 1., 89-12-8129 Safina, 1. N., TITLE: Secondary Neutron Spectra Developing in Connection with Neutrons Passing Through Layers of Various 4aterials(Spektry vtorichnykh neytronov obrazuyushch*khsya pri prokhozhdenii neytronov cherez sloi razlichnykh ve8liellestv) PhAtIULICAL: Atomnaya Energiya, 1957, Vol. 3, Nr 12, PP. 5110-541 (USSIO ABSTRACT; The T(dn)He4 reaction is used as source of neutrons. The core photo plates Ilford C-2 and NIKFI "K" are used as neutron detect- or. (Thickness of layer about loo/O-). The source of neutrons is surrounded by a spheric layer of the material to be investigated -thickness "1/3/~-- The photo plates are put up at a distance of 112i~4R (R- exterior radius of the sphere) -E//T Tile parameter T from the energy distribution F(E)- C.E.e is given as measure for theVnelastic interqction of 14 MeV neut- rons with different cores. The b1bwing values were measured: Isotope T Isotope T U6 0,78�-0,8 CU65 0,76+o,o6 Card 1/2 Li7 0,80+0,08 M096 o,65+0,o6 Secondary Veutron Spectra Developping in Connection with N,.-utrona 89-12-8/29 Pas.jing Through Layers of Various Raterials. Be9 0,7010,07 Cd'12 o,62+o,05 Bil o,75+0,10 Sb122 o,6o+o,o6 C12 o,82+o,oB W184 0,62+o,o8 M924 0,98+0,08 Hg2ol o,60+0,05 A127 1,13�0,08 Pb207 ot73�o,o5 Fe56 0,7o-+o,o7 Bi209 O'qo~+0'08 There are I table, 2 figures and 6 references, 1 of which is Slavic. SUBLITTTED; July 2o, 1957 AVAILABLE: Library of Congress Card 2/2 Yt~.:% , ~Infina, I.N. , Gt)tnikovn, fe.K. 8c)-It-11 N.T. Pij-'~.,ittccu Ou -itio tile of 11; %-.)f' Pissionable Material, (Spektry neytronov, -h -- '11, NLCv ch,~rcn 3101 1.:~1Yaihc-hikhnya venholic3tv) 195,",, Vol. It, lir Ii, -pr. 337-31 272. 1~.. !1 thmu,-41 Lhin )-ayers Of Th 0218 and 'j.11 sc(,ondarrv neutrons are forlmed. The cn- (ii. !:hese ncutyons is recorded cn photo plates I P11 -d C,' 2r nrj NiKr,i-K t1irget, which wns bcnbarded rt, a nelu!Tm sourr. C-. It thit 'he spp,~tm of mcrond.Ri:i neutrcnm, vihie~h f c nn i n s, illvcz-,-~Spited , rmsist of tv) compon, ntq , vi~ . f-he rnd the srallatJon ncutronn. th~-- w~birs wcrf-- frurid- Card 1/2 "r I wli -1 h 2cs (-f Pa Thr-tv-h i, Lrtyi~r of Fionionable Mat--rial I*C.,3 tt of )f if th-- - 0011rcot":d) rucIcus in finrmcntn in V' ev "'.0" T02 23 0.06 (:,54 + '_.'.(,5 1,2 - "Z - _U 176 0,55 + 0,10 0 1 , T, +(?,c)8 - jj275 0 , 68 4 o.o6 0,40 + 0,05 1,05 -0,n6 U23R C. '!"?+ CX5 .0 + 0 f.'.-5 1 .25 +0.15 r"O .72 + 01 10 0,53 + o,r;6 1,25 +0 08 Pre 6 fli5v"Zrs, 1 tablc, c-ad 7 rcfercnces, 3 cf which rtm 7, 1957 1. 'N&Jtrons--M~~d9t'.r,,i 2. lieu trons--Sources jyj g/ 2 L 19013-w65__ EWT(1)/F-NC(b)-2/M4.k(h) I Ie b ACCESSION "11 AP4049047- AMOR: Xhudyakova, L.N. Gutnikova, Ye. K. Taras6va, L.V. M=M TITIX: The harv.4 component of the radiation from a puls6d x-ray ti SOURCE: Zhurnal telchnicheskoy fiziki, v.341,,no.'11. 1964 20,14-4047' TOPIC TAGS: x-ray omission, x-ray tube, pulsed radiation, hard plhd~on contrib~xtlion- high energy electron A13STRACT: The radiation from a pulsed x-ray tube of special desig~n was examin~!d and the presence of an ultrahard component wis established; 01a quimituta energ~,'Of this component considerably exceeded the~maximum to be expectt~d on I:tl,.e baoia oi the applied potential. The design of the x-ray tute 'Is Oescriliad iz-fmora deta~~,l clsowhero (N.B.Zelonsiciy, I.A.Troshkin and V.A. Tsulwrman,M3 :t;, 140, IW3). ~ I't:, con-4. sists of a tungsten "needle" anode within and pro,,ecting.5 mr~~behGn4 hollow doni- cal cathode which terminates in a cylindrical portion. The :elelcitro~6s; are contained in a 3.5 cm. diameter IS cm.loag glass tubo. The tuba is pmfardd by. a pulso ralls- t former that delivers 350 IN pulses of 1.5 microsee duration. 111he tial of the working gap is approximately 200 IN. The x-rays wore investigated by 1/2 1 19013-65 ACCLISSION NR: AP4049047 absorption in lead and by means of the Compton recoil tracIm iii ..thidl; ~:nuel ear mul-I sions. The absorption measurements were performed-with plastid~,Acintillators and photomultipliors. A complete absorption curve (up to 4 points).~ ~vas el)Azained at