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TOTAL PHOTON PRODUCTION CROSS SECTION (CONTINUED) 692X2S lo 00 KEV 1 So 0 MEV 1Oo OX 2 FR CoCEVILLERS SAC 0: GAMMA SPECTRA REQUIRED, A: ENERGY RESOLUTION OF 250 KEV FOR GAMMA RAYS LESS THAN 1 MEV AND SCO KEV FOR ENERGIES GREATER THAN 1 MEVo O: FOR FAST REACTOR SHIELDING CALCULATIONSo EVALUATION MAY BE SUFFIC IENTc Z2XH52 2 So 3 MV 1 Oo C MEV 20 o OX 2 USA PcBcHEMMIG AEC O: SECONDARY ENERGY DISTRIBUTION REQUIRED, o: FOR SHIELDING AND GAMMA HEATING CALCULATIONSo STATUS STATUS ORL CICKENSo - ORNL-TM-4379. DATA 1 TC 2C MEVo 28 NICKEL NEUTRON NEUTRON EMISSION CROSS SECTION 6i2X23 2o GC KEV 1 So 0 MEV Co DEVILLERS SAC Q: SECONDARY ENERGY DISTRIBUTION FEQUIREDc A: RESOLUTION FOR PRIMARY AND SECONDARY NEUTRONS 10 PERCENT, o: FOR FAST REACTOR SHIELDING CALCULATIONSo EVALUATION MAY BE SUFFICIENTo 28 NICKEL N, F Z02010 15o 0 MEV lOoOX FR JoYo EARRE CAD 0: FOR FAST REACTOR CALCULATIONS, 28 NICKEL £S2X32 1 5o 0 MEV 20o OX CcOEVILLERS o: FOR FAST REACTOR CALCULATIONSc EVALUATION MAY BE SUFFICIENTo Z21051 1 Oc 0 MEV 1 5oOX A B,HUTCH INS GEB O: TO DETERMINE HE PRODUCTION IN FAST REACTORSo Z223Sa 1 5c 0 MEV 1 FR JoY,BARRE CAD o: FOR FAST REACTOR CALCULATIONSo 2 8 NICKEL NEUTRCN CAPTURE RESONANCE INTEGRAL 6SH0S 0,50 EV USA RcEHRLICH KAP O: REMOVE OR CORRECT FOR N.P CONTRI BUT IONc 28 NICKEL 56 652X33 1 5o 0 MEV Ac MICHAUDON 8RC 0: PRODUCTION OF N1-57 (36,4 HOUR), O: ACTIVATION DETECTOR, EVALUATION MAY BE SUFFICIENTo DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN JERONYMOC SACLAY) AND OTHERS, 28 NICKEL 56 NEUTRCN Z2XOSS 1 5o 0 MEV USA 0: FOR USE AS FAST FLUENCE MONITORc SUBSTANTIAL MOD 1FICATION So Z321U NEUTRON DOSIMETRY GROUP GEL O: AVERAGE CROSS SECTION IN A U-235 FISSION SPECTRUM DESIREDc o: FOR NORMALIZATION OF AVERAGE CROSS SECTIONS FOR DOSIMETRY PURPOSES, ZA2XX1 2o 10 MEV 7o 00 MEV 5oOX 1 EUR NEUTRON DOSIMETRY GROUP GEL 0: ROUTINE FAST NEUTRON FLUENCE MONITORo STRONG DISCREPANCY BETWEEN DIFFERENTIAL DATA AND AVERAGE VALUE IN U-235 FISSION NEUTRON SPECTRUMc STATUS STATUS IRK WAGNER* - APA 37 288(1973). DATA 2 TO 20 MEVo GEL PAULSEN* - EANDC(E)-150 (1972), MEASUREMENT IN PROGRESSo N DC SCHETT+ - EANCC-95 ( 1974), COMPILATION OF EXPERIMENTAL DATA AVAILABLE AS OF JANUARY 1974, ANL SMITH* - ANL/NDM-10 (1975). MEASUREMENTS AND EVALUATION FROM Oc4 TO 10 MEVc FISSION LIST PAGE IIo 25
28 NICKEL 56 NEUTRCN N.NF 652136 1 So 0 MEV lOoOX 2 FR #0M ICHAUDON BRC Q: PRODUCTION OF CO-57 (270 DAY) THROUGH SIGMA(N.NP)+SIGMA(N,D)o 0: ACTIVATION OETECTORc CIRCUIT ACT I VATIONo DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN JERONYMO(SACLAY) AND OTHERSo 28 NICKEL 58 NEUTRCN N.ALPHA 652.135 14o 0 MEV 2 GER Be GOEL KFK A: ACCURACY REQUIRED TO BETTER THAN 20o PERCENTo 0: VERIFICATION OF EVAPORATION THEORY CALCULATIONSo STATUS STATUS NDC SCHETT+ - EANDC-S5 (1974) , CCMPILATICN OF EXPERIMENTAL DATA AVAILABLE AS OF JANUARY 1974c 28 NICKEL 58 NEUTRON RESONANCE PARAMETERS 241.056 100c KEV lOoOX 2 USA FoGoPEREY ORL PoBohEMMIG AEC Co Ec TILL ANL O: ENERGY REQUESTED IS A MAXIMUM VALUE ONLYo NEUTRON WIDTH. GAMMA WIDTH. SPIN AND PARITY WANTEOo M: NEW REQUESTc STATUS STATUS ORL HALPERINo - MEASUREMENTS PLANNED FOR 1975o 28 NICKEL 59 _ NEUTRCN _ N,ALPHA 242523 2Eo3 MV 500o EV 20o0X 2 BLC NoMAENE MOL A: EVEN AN ACCURACY OF 50 PERCENT WOULD BE USEFULo 0: EVALUATION OF HE PRODUCTION IN STEEL IN HIGH FLUX REACTORS THROUGH THE REACTION CHAIN N1-58(N . GAMMA>NI-59(N,ALPHA)FE-56o STATUS STATUS MOL MAENE - ThEORETICAL EVALUATION OF THERMAL CROSS SECTION BY KIROUAC (NSE 46 427) YIELDS 30 BARNS. TO BE COMPARED WITH A VALUE OF 11 EARNS DEDUCED BY WEITMAN FROM ANOMALOUS HELIUM PRODUCTION RATE IN STEEL IRRADIATED IN A FILE SPECTRUMo 28 NICKEL 60 _ NEUTRON _ N,P 652132 15c 0 MEV lOoOX 2 FR Ao MICHAUDON BRC Q: PRODUCTION OF C0-60 (5c 3 YEAR) o 0: ACTIVATION OETECTORo 28 NICKEL 60 _ NEUTRCN N.ALPHA 6S2l3£ 14o 0 MEV 2 GER BoGOEL KFK A: ACCURACY REQUIRED TO BETTER THAN 20o PERCENTo 0: VERIFICATION OF EVAPORATION THEORY CALCULATIONSo 28^NICKEL 60 NEUTRON _ RESONANCE PARAMETERS 131S5S lOOo KEV lOoOX 2 USA FoGoPEREY ORL PoBohEMMIG AEC CoEcTILL ANL Q: ENERGY REQUESTED IS A MAXIMUM VALUE ONLYo NEUTRON WIDTH. GAMMA WIDTH, SPIN AND PARITY WANTEDo M: NEW REQUESTc STATUS STATUS ORL HALPERIN* - MEASUREMENTS PLANNED FOR 1975o 28 NICKEL 61 NEUTRCN RESCNANCE'PARAMETERS 651125 lo 00 KEV 600o KEV 9,OX 1 USA ROEHRLICH KAP Q: NEUTRON *IDTh NEEDEDo 241062 1 OOo KEV lOoOX 3 USA FoGoPEREY ORL PoBohEMMIG AEC CoEoTILL ANL Q: ENERGY REQUESTED IS A MAXIMUM VALUE ONLYc NEUTRON WIDTH, GAMMA WIDTH, SPIN AND PARITY WANTEOo M: NEW REQUESTo FISSION LIST PAGE 26
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International Atomic Energy Agency
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- iii - CONTENTS Page I. General In
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I.i I. General Introduction to WREN
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I. iii WRENDA requests for all appl
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I.v I.B. Editorial Policy During co
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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
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Page 26 and 27: I. xxvi The author of the requests
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Page 34 and 35: II.E. Index to Fission Request List
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Page 38 and 39: 1 HYDROGEN 1 NEUTHCN DIFFERENTIAL E
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Page 52 and 53: £4 CHROMIUM CAPTURE CROSS SECTION
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Page 58 and 59: NEUTRCN CAPTURE RESONANCE INTEGRAL
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92 URANIUM 235 NEUTRON DELAYED NEUT
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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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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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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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