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Systematic Study of Mass Divisions Mechanism in Low-Energy Nuclear Fission

  • H. NAKAHARA , T. OHTSUKI , Y. HAMAJIMA and K. SUEKI
From the journal Radiochimica Acta
https://doi.org/10.1524/ract.1988.43.2.77
Published Online: 1988-2-1
Published in Print: 1988-2-1

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Radiochimica Acta
Radiochimica Acta
Volume 43 Issue 2
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PREFACE
OPENING ADDRESS
Replacement Reactions of Recoil Halogens with Benzene Derivatives
TDPAC Studies of the After-Effects of 111In→ 111Cd EC Decay in α - Fe2O3 and other Inorganic Compounds
Intraspur Effects in Positronium Formation in Nonpolar Liquids
Radiochemical Research with the Linear Electron Accelerator MEA
Application of Hot Atom Chemistry to Production of Positron Emitting Radiopharmaceuticals
Surface Reactions of Hot Hydrogen and Oxygen on Graphite - A Material Related Problem in Fusion Devices
Systematic Study of Mass Divisions Mechanism in Low-Energy Nuclear Fission
Chemistry of Actinides in the Environment
Modern Methods of Separation and Determination of Radioactive Elements
Intramolecular Energy and Atom Transfer Following Energetic or Thermal Reactions of Monovalent Radioactive Atoms
The Symbiosis between Hot Atom Studies of Polyvalent Atoms and Conventional Mechanistic Experiments — Recent Results from the Chemistry of Recoiling Carbon and Silicon Atoms
Stereochemical Consequences of Halogen-for-Halogen Substitutions with Gaseous Enatiomers
Hot Oxygen Atoms: Their Generation and Chemistry
Muonium Hot Atom Chemistry in Gases
Molecular Beam Studies of Hot Atom Chemical Reactions
Single-Collision Chemical Dynamics of Hot Hydrogen Atom Reactions and Energy Transfer
T-V Energy Transfer and Chemical Reactions of Laser-Produced Hot H and D Atoms
Vibrational and Rotational Excitation of Small Molecules in Collisions with Hot H and D Atoms
Laser Studies on the Dynamics of Elementary Chemical Reactions with Translationally and Vibrationally Hot Reactants
Dynamics of the Reaction MH+ + ΜΗ → ΜΗ+2 +M. Separation of Two Microscopic Reaction Mechanisms by TOF Coincidence
Laser Studies on the Dynamics of the Reaction H + O2 → OH + O over a Broad Range of Collision Energies
Dissociation Dynamics of Superexcited Molecules
Laser Initiated Hot Chemistry with Catalysts
Hot Atom Chemistry in Space — Simulation with Nuclear Methods
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