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44 HYDROGEN 1 NEUTHCN DIFFERENTIAL ELASTIC CROSS SECTION 652332 2o 20 MEV 10c 0 MEV FoWELLER KFK SEPARATION OF ELASTIC AND INELASTIC ANGULAR DEPENDENCES DESIREDo MEASUREMENTS IN STEPS O c SEVERAL 100 KEVc ACCURACY REQUIRED TO BETTER THAN 10o PERCENTo INCIDENT NEUTRON RESOLUTION IOC KEVo ANGULAR RESOLUTION 5 - 1 0 DEGREESo BECAUSE OF RESONANCES IN TOTAL CROSS SECTION, FLUCTUATIONS IN ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION EXPECTEOo THEREFORE, MORE EXPERIMENTAL DATA NEEOEOo Z41012 1 Oo 0 KEV ISoO MEV 1 Co OX Po BeHEMMIG CoccCLIFFORD AEC ORL A: 15 PERCENT IN ANGULAR D I STR IBUTI ONo M: NEW REQUEST; -STATUS Ft I ALD PAD ORL PAD USA POPOV* - 71 KIEV 11971), CATA AT 4o4 MEVo COLES* - AWRE/C-3/71 , CATA AT 5oO MEVc FASOLI+ - EANDC(E)-140 (1971), DATA 8 TO 9 MEVo PEREY* - OKNL-4518 (1970). DATA 5o4 TO 8o 5 MEVo FA SOL I+ - NP/A 125 227(1969). DATA 1o5 TO'6o4 MEVo (1974), USNOC BELIEVES ANGULAR DISTRIBUTIONS ARE KNOWN TO 15 PERCENT UP TO 1 MEVc REQUESTS FOR CATA OF 15-PERCENT ACCURACY MUST BE FOR CATA IN WINDOWS OR FOR FINER RESOLUTION, WHICH SHOULD BE SPECIFIED EXPLICITELYo 1 1 SOD I UM 23 NEUTRON ANGULAR DIFFERENTIAL INELASTIC CROSS SECTION 652,035 4o CO MEV I5o0 MEV 1 Co OX 2 GEfi FcWELLER KFK 11 SODIUM 22 NEUTRON ENERGY DIFFERENTIAL INELASTIC CROSS SECTION 621006 2o00 MEV lOoO MEV CoEoTILL PcBcHEMMIG ANL AEC TOTAL INTEGRAL OVER 4 PI REQUlREDo SPECTRA AT SEVERAL ANGLES IF SIGNIFICANTLY ANISOTROPIC ENERGY RESOLUTION LESS THAN 10 PERCENT INCIDENT ANC FINAL ENERGIESo STATUS- STATUS- -STATUS FEI ALO PAD ORL PAD POFOV+ - 71 KIEV (1971). DATA AT 4c 4 MEVo COLES* - AWRE/O-3/71, CATA AT 5 MEV FOR 7 LEVELSo FASOLI+ - EANDC(E)-140 (1971). DATA 8 TO 9 MEV AND AT 14 MEVo PEREY+ - ORNL-4E18 (1970), DATA 5o4 TO 8o5 MEVo FA SOL I+ - NP/A 125 227(1969), DATA lc5 TO 6o4 MEV FOR 3 LEVELSo 11 SODIUM 23 NEUTRON DOUBLE DIFFERENTIAL INELASTIC CROSS SECTION xizaos 1 5o 0 MEV SWC HoHAEGGBLOM AE 0: FOR FAST REACTOR CALCULATIONSc 741014 1 5o 0 MEV PoB;HEMMIG Cc EcCLIFFORD STA TUS FEI POPOV* - 71 KIEV (1971), DATA AT 4o4 MEVo ALD COLE S* - AWRE/O-3/71. CATA AT 5 MEV FOR 7 LEVELSo PAD FA SOL I+ - EANDC(E)-140 ( 1971). DATA 8 TO 9 MEV AND AT 14 MEVc ORL PEREY* - ORNL-4518 (1970). CATA 5o4 TO 8o 5 MEVo PAD FA SOL I+ - NP/A 125 227(1969}. DATA 105 TO 6o4 MEV FOR 3 LEVELSo M: AEC ORL ACCURACY BELOW 2 MEV - 5 PERCENTo ACCURACY ABOVE 2 MEV - 10 PERCENTo IS PERCENT IN ENERGY SPECTRAo OUTGOING ENERGY RESOLUTION 10 PERCENTo NEW REQUESTo 11 SODIUM 23 NEUTRON CAPTURE CROSS SECTION 642002 lOOo EV 100c Co Go CAMPBELL WIN A: ACCURACY 10 PERCENT UP TO 10 KEV. 20 PERCENT ABOVEo o: FOR FAST REACTORSc DISCREPANCY IN RADIATION WIDTH DATA AT 3 KEV RESONANCEo 632038 50o0 KEV P SoKATSURAGI JAE a: RESONANCE PARAMETERS NEEDEDo O: FOR FAST REACTORSo DISCREPANCIES IN RESONANCE PARAMETERS EXISTo FISSION LIST PAGE IIo 1
45 SCANDIUM 45 NEUTRCN CAPTURE CROSS SECTION (CONTINUED) 2=O 3 MV 4o OC KEV M c N , N IK OL A E V FE I CAPTURE wIDTH OF 2-9 KEV RESONANCE SHOULD BE MEASURED IN THREE DIFFERENT EXPERIMENTS. RESULTS SHOULD COINCIDE WITHIN LIMITS OF 5-7 PERCENTo IF HIGH RPI CAPTURE WIDTH CONFIRMED, ENERGY DEPENDENCE OF CAPTURE CROSS SECTION SHOULD BE MEASURED FROM THERMAL TO RESONANCE REGION TO INVESTIGATE INTERFERENCE BETWEEN DIRECT AND RESONANCE CAPTURE; MEASUREMENTS OF GAMMA RAY SPECTRA IN THERMAL AND 2:95 KEV REGIONS DESIRABLE FOR DECISION ABOUT EXISTENCE OF INTERFERENCE EFFECTSo DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF THE EFFECTIVE RESONANCE INTEGRAL IN THE SODIUM MEDIUM FROM 24 KEV NEUTRON SOURCE SEEMS TO BE USEFUL FOR DECIDING THE QUESTION ABOUT THE 2o9 KEV RESONANCE CAPTURE WIDTH; ACCURACY REQUIRED TO BETTER THAN 1Oo PERCENTo FOR CALCULATION OF NA ACTIVATION IN LMFBRo SEE ALSO GENERAL COMMENTS IN THE INTRODUCTION SUBSTANTIAL MOD IFICATI ON So zsioie lo CO KEV 20O CX Po B, HEMMIG CoEcCLIFFOPD ATC OPL A: ACCURACY OF C,5 MB OR 20 PERCENT WANTEDo M: NEW REQUEST; Z54C17 5o 00 KEv 19o 0 MEV 1 CCP LcN,USACHEV FEI A: FROM 0 c 5 - ICO KEV ACCURACY 44 PERCENT, PRIORITY 2 ACCURACY 44 PERCENTo FROM Oo1 - Oo 8 MEV ACCURACY 50 PERCENT, PRIORITY 2 ACCURACY 50 PERCENTc FROM O08 - 4;5 MEV ACCURACY 50 PERCENT, PRIORITY 2 ACCURACY 50 PERCENT, ABOVE 4o 5 MEV REQUIREMENTS 2 TIMES WEAKERo O: NEED FOR FAST REACTOR CALCULATIONS; FOR MORE DETAIL SEE INTRODUCTION M: NEW REQUEST; STA TUS STATUS BUC PLOS TINARU+ - SCF 25 387(1973). DATA 0 92 TO 4 MEVo N PL. RYVES+ - 71 CANT 139, THERMAL; AUA CLAYTON - AUJ 23 823( 1970), FITS TOTAL SIGMA NEAR 2C 85 KEV WITH CAPTURE WIDTH OF 0 36 EVc RPI YAMA MURO + - NSE 41 445(1 970), c INOS CAPTURE WIDTH IS ;47 EV AT 2,85 KEVc , RP I HOCKENB URY + - PR * 78 17*6(1 969) , FZNCS CAPTURE WIDTH OF ,4S EV AT 20 65 KEV; GA FR IESENHAHN4- - 66WASH 2 69=, FINDS CAPTURE WIDTH OF 0;34 EV AT 2: 85 KEV: COL RAHNt - USNDC-3 66(1972), WCRK I IN FRCGRESSo ORL ALLEN - WORK IK FROGRESSo USA USNDCo (15 74), 2o8 KEVo CAPTURE WIDTH DISCREPANCY REMAINSo 11 SODIUM 23 NEUTRON CAPTURE GAMMA R AY_SPECTRUM Z 2.1032 2o 95 KEV 1 Co OX 1 USA Cc E; T ILL ANL STATUS STATUS ANL JACKSON - FILE SHI ELDED-TA FGET MEASUREMENT IN PROGRESS; 11 SODIUM 23 NEUTRON TOTAL PHOTON PRODUCTION CROSS SECTION ZJ101E 2c00 ME V 1 5o 0 MEV Po Be HEMMIG CcEc CLIFFORD AEC ORL O: ENERGY AND ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION OF PHOTONS WANTEOo A: 2C PERCENT IN ANGULAR DISTRIBUTION IF NOT ISOTROPICc GAMMA ENERGY RESOLUTION 10 PERCENTo M: NEW REQUEST; 11 SODIUM 22 NEUTRON Z41020 I60O MEV PcB;HEMM I G O: NEEDED FOR COOLANT ACTIVATIONc M: NEW REQUEST, 11 SODIUM 23 RESONANCE PARAMETERS 6Z-120E 2o 95 KEV CoEcTILL PcBcHEMMIG ANL AEC Q: NEUTRON AND CAPTURE WIDTH NEEDEDo Z14301 2o 90 KEV M0N0NIKOLAEV FEI O: NEUTRON AND CAPTURE WIDTHS WANTEDo A: NEUTRON WIDTH FOR 2c 95 KEV LEVEL WANTED WI 5 PERCENT ACCURACY, ALL OTHER WIDTHS REQUIRED WITH 10 PERCENT AC CURAC Yo O: FOR FAST REACTOR CALCULATION FISSION LIST PAGE IIo 11
Page 1 and 2: International Atomic Energy Agency
Page 4 and 5: - iii - CONTENTS Page I. General In
Page 6 and 7: I.i I. General Introduction to WREN
Page 8 and 9: I. iii WRENDA requests for all appl
Page 10 and 11: I.v I.B. Editorial Policy During co
Page 12 and 13: I.vii It has been assumed that gene
Page 14 and 15: H fi22QZfl 15.0 MEV 10.OX 2 FR A.MI
Page 16 and 17: I.xi Accuracy The fourth field on t
Page 18 and 19: I.xiii I.D. How to find a request i
Page 20 and 21: I.XV Table II (page l) QUANTITY SOR
Page 22 and 23: I. i II. Fission Reactor Developmen
Page 24 and 25: Il.iii Uncertainty of a point is. s
Page 26 and 27: I. xxvi The author of the requests
Page 28 and 29: Il.vii * Priority 2 * Nuclear data
Page 30 and 31: II.D. LIST OF HITHDRAWN REQUESTS (c
Page 32 and 33: II.D. LIST OF WITHDRAWN FIECUESTS (
Page 34 and 35: II.E. Index to Fission Request List
Page 36 and 37: TARGET 94 PLUTONIUM 241 94 PLUTONIU
Page 38 and 39: 1 HYDROGEN 1 NEUTHCN DIFFERENTIAL E
Page 40 and 41: 3 HYDROGEN 1 NEUTHCN DIFFERENTIAL E
Page 42 and 43: 7 NITS.OGEN 14 NEUTRGN DIFFERENTIAL
Page 46 and 47: 11 SODIUM 23 RESONANCE PARAMETERS (
Page 48 and 49: 21 SCANDIUM 45 NEUTRCN CAPTURE CROS
Page 50 and 51: 2 3 VANADIUM NEUTRCN INELASTIC_CROS
Page 52 and 53: £4 CHROMIUM CAPTURE CROSS SECTION
Page 54 and 55: £5 ~IANGA.NE.SC 55 TOTAL CROSS SEC
Page 56 and 57: 26 I HON NEUTRON ENERGY DIFFERENTIA
Page 58 and 59: NEUTRCN CAPTURE RESONANCE INTEGRAL
Page 60 and 61: 27 COBALT 55 _ _ NEUTBCN N,ALPHA 21
Page 62 and 63: TOTAL PHOTON PRODUCTION CROSS SECTI
Page 64 and 65: 28 NICKEL 61 NEUTRCN RESONANCE PARA
Page 66 and 67: 3 1 GALLIUM NEUTRCN N, 2N 742£36 1
Page 68 and 69: 40 ZIRCONIUM 90 NEUTRON ANGULAR DIF
Page 70 and 71: "0 ZIRCONIUM 93 _ __N|UTKCN CA ? T
Page 72 and 73: 44 R U T H E N I U M 101 NEUTRON CA
Page 74 and 75: 42 MOLYBDENUM 57 NEUTRCN INELASTIC
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Page 78 and 79: 44 RUTHENIUM 101 NEUTRON CAPTURE CR
Page 80 and 81: 54 XENON 131 NEUTRCN CAPTURE CROSS
Page 82 and 83: 59 PRASEODYMIUM 1 41 RESCNANCE PARA
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7 4 TUNGSTEN 182 NEUTRCN N,ALPHA £
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54 XENON 131 NEUTRCN CAPTURE CROSS
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90 THORIUM 232 NEUTRON ENERGY DIFFE
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91 PROTACTINIUM 233 NEUTRCN CAPTURE
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92 URANIUM 235 NEUTRON DELAYED NEUT
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92 URANIUM 235 NEUTRON ENERGY CIFFc
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92 URANIUM 235 NEUTRONS EMITTED PER
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92 URANIUM 238 NEUTRGN ELASTIC CROS
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92 URANIUM 235 NEUTRON D E L A Y E
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94 PLUTONIUM £38 NEUTRCN FISSION C
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94 PLUTONIUM 239 NEUTRCN N,2N (CONT
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94 PLUTONIUM 239 NEUTRONS EMITTED P
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94 PLUTONIUM 240 NEUTRON INELASTIC
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94 PLUTONIUM 240 NEUTRCN _ NEUTRONS
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94 PLUTONIUM 241 NEUTRON CAPTURE TO
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94 PLUTONIUM 245 NEUTRCN FISSICN CR
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95 AMERICIUM 242 NEUTRCN CAPTURE CR
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95 AMERICIUM 242 NEUTRCN CAPTURE CR
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96 CURIUM 244 NEUTRONS EMITTED PER
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96 CURIUM 247 NEUTRCN TOTAL CROSS S
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9 8 CAL IFOSMIUM 2EC CAPTURE CROSS
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98 CALIFORNIUM 252 NEUTRCN FISSICN
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III. i III. Fusion Reactor Developm
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Ill.iii Over the next six months da
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JII.V III.C. Priority Criteria .The
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Ill.vii III.D. Index to Fusion List
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1 HYDROGEN 2 NEUTRCN N.2N 15Z0S4 1
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3 LITHIUM 6 LITHIUM-6 LITHIUM-6.ALP
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4 BERYLLIUM_9_ __ _ NEUTRCN N.2N _
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9 FLUORINE 19 NEUTRON _ TOTALPHOTON
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23 VANADIUM NEUTRCN ENERGY DIFFEREN
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24 CHROMIUM 52 20o0 MEV 25o OX USA
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28 NICKEL NEUTRCN TOTAL CROSS SECTI
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29 COPPER 63 NEUTRCN CAPTURE CROSS
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41 NIOBIUM 53 NEUTRON DOUBLE DIFFER
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74 TUNGSTEN KEUTRCK N.2N 2S2SM 14o
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IV.i IV. Nuclear Safeguards and. Ac
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IV.iii Third Priority - (3) Third p
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IV. D. DATA REQUEST LIST FOR NUCLEA
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51 ANTIMONY 125 SPONTANEOUS TOTAL G
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51 ANTIMONY 125 SPONTANEOUS TOTAL G
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62 SAMARIUM 152 CAPTURE CROSS SECTI
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95 AMERICIUM 241 GAMMA FISSICN PROD
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94 PLUTONIUM 238 SPONTANEOUS NEUTRO
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94PLUT0NIUM 23S NEUTRON p I SSI ON
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94 PLUTONIUM 241 CAPTURE TO FISSION
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95 AMERICIUM 241 GAMMA FISSICN PROD
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APPENDICES
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LIST OF LABORATORY CODES APPENDIX B
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LIST OF LABORATORY CODES APPENDIX B
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APPENDIX C page 2 LIST OF JOURNAL R
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NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF REQUESTORS A
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APPENDIX D page 3 IIJIMA, To JAPAN
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APPENDIX D page 5 SCHNEIDER. Vo ALK
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