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Crystal structure of p-xylene@silicalite-1. [PDF]
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Luminescence (Chichester, England Print), 2021
In present article hexagonal structured borate phosphors BaLaB9 O16 are prepared by using combustion method with color tunable emission properties achieved via varying the doping concentration of Eu3+ and Tb3+ in the cluster.
Chetan B. Palan +3 more
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In present article hexagonal structured borate phosphors BaLaB9 O16 are prepared by using combustion method with color tunable emission properties achieved via varying the doping concentration of Eu3+ and Tb3+ in the cluster.
Chetan B. Palan +3 more
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, 2021
First generation, or Population III, stars have a different evolution than those of later generations owing to their initial primordial abundance composition. Most notably, the lack of carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen means that primordial massive stars must
R. deBoer +7 more
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First generation, or Population III, stars have a different evolution than those of later generations owing to their initial primordial abundance composition. Most notably, the lack of carbon, oxygen, and nitrogen means that primordial massive stars must
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Nuclear Physics, 1962
Abstract Differential cross sections for the elastic scattering of 9.65, 7.37 and 5.66 MeV/amu oxygen ions from a gaseous oxygen target have been measured over a range of laboratory angles from about 2° to 11°, with a relative precision of 4% and an estimated absolite precision (at 9.65 MeV/amu only) of 15%.
P.G. Roll, E. Newman, F.E. Steigert
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Abstract Differential cross sections for the elastic scattering of 9.65, 7.37 and 5.66 MeV/amu oxygen ions from a gaseous oxygen target have been measured over a range of laboratory angles from about 2° to 11°, with a relative precision of 4% and an estimated absolite precision (at 9.65 MeV/amu only) of 15%.
P.G. Roll, E. Newman, F.E. Steigert
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The O16(He3, α)O15 and the O16(He3, He3)O16 reactions
Nuclear Physics, 1965Abstract Angular distributions of the O 16 (He 3 , α)O 15 g.s. reaction have been measured over the angular range 2.5–172° at laboratory energies of 8,8.5,9,9.42 and 10 MeV. Excitation functions have also been measured at angles of 45, 75 and 150° over this energy range. The peak and the total cross section varies by a factor of two over this energy
W.Parker Alford, L.M. Blau, D. Cline
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Production of heavy fragments in the reaction O16 + O16
Nuclear Physics, 1962Abstract Heavy framents produced in the bombardment of an oxygen target with 10 MeV per amu (atomic mass unit) oxygen ions have been investigated with a proportional counter-CsI scintillator telescope. This arrangement permitted identification of the nuclear charge (species) of fragments from lithium through neon, as well as measurement of the energy
P.G. Roll, F.E. Steigert
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