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^* ..^^y.,Jlîli?i!giLJ.g^..i^J'A?_. Scattering Seattering - Law Measurements<br />

W, Glaser, G. Ehret., P.v. Blanckenhagen, K.B. Renker, W» Schott<br />

3.1.1 Zirconium Hydride<br />

The evaluation of the generalized frequency distribution P(S>)<br />

(B = ïr~m) for ZrH. o has been completed. The weight of the<br />

acoustical part (ô- » 2? meV) is about 0.006, the total weight<br />

of^p(fí) is about O.785 if only scattering from H is considered.<br />

This distribution describes integral thermalization properties<br />

in a satisfactory way.<br />

Lit.: W. Glaser, KFK-Report 602 (1967)<br />

3 % 1.2 Water and Ice<br />

G. Ehret, Thesis, Karlsruhe (1968)<br />

The scattering of cold neutrons (E = 5 meV) from H_0 at temperatures<br />

0 o 2<br />

of -12 and +23 G has been measured at angles between 16 V and 110 .<br />

f(S>) has been extracted from these data using an iterative correction<br />

for multiple scattering. The quasielastic scattering from H?0<br />

(23 , ^5 and 75 C) and D_0 (23 C) has been analysed quantitatively<br />

using the LEAP formalism for corrections.<br />

Lit.: P. v. Blanckenhagen and K.B. Renker, Phys. Verh. DPG(7),<br />

1967, 532<br />

3.1.3 Liquid _and Solid Hydrogen<br />

.. ^<br />

The double differential scattering cross sections ,..•,„ f liquid<br />

H (T=19,8%) and solid H (T= i ft i f°K) have been measured with<br />

incident energies of 21,8 and 87 meV for scattering angles between<br />

20 and 150 . The results deviate considerably from the gas model<br />

calculations and have been interpreted with a spectral density $>(&).<br />

Lit.: W. Schott and W. Gláser, Phys. Verh. DPG(7), 1967, 53^

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