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I. NUCLEAR FISSION<br />

MASS. ENERGY CORRELATIONS IN 4 He <strong>IND</strong>UCED FISSION OP 258 U<br />

AT MEDIUM ENERGIES<br />

R.K. CHOUDHURY, AIOK SAXENA, S.S. KAPOOR, D.M. HADKARNI,<br />

V.S. RAHAMURTHY and P.P.SINGH<br />

Bhabha Atonic Research Centre<br />

Trombay, Bombay 400083.<br />

The energy and mass distribution of fission fragments<br />

ill the fission of 238JJ induced by alphc. particles of<br />

boabarding energies of 32,40,43,56 MeY, were studied. The<br />

measurements were done by using two surface barrier detectors<br />

in the back-to-back geometry and the coincident pulse<br />

height information for each fission event was recorded on a<br />

aagnetic tape. The pulse height data were analyzed off<br />

line to obtain aass distributions and total kinetic energy<br />

distributions. The variation in the peak to valley ratio<br />

of the mass distribution was studied with increasing<br />

boabarding energy. The detailed correlations between<br />

the fragment mass (MJJ) and the total kinetic energy (<br />

were obtained* The width of the mass distribution,<br />

( © Kg) is found to decrease with increasing kinetic<br />

energy whereas, IL remains almost constant upto most<br />

probable kinetic energy of 174 MeY and then it decreases<br />

with E K. t The Implications of these results on the<br />

excitation energy dependence of the fission process will<br />

be discussed. Also from the present data the possibility<br />

of deducing, the first chance mass distribution at these<br />

energies will be discussed*

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