Neutron Numbers 98, 108 and 116
IN a discussion of neutron capture processes and theories of element origin, Malkiél 1 has suggested that the neutron numbers 98, 108 and 116 may be favoured. Malkiél mentions that mass data also appear to support the “special character” of N = 116. It may be recalled that these numbers are not pred...
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| description | IN a discussion of neutron capture processes and theories of element origin, Malkiél
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has suggested that the neutron numbers 98, 108 and 116 may be favoured. Malkiél mentions that mass data also appear to support the “special character” of
N
= 116. It may be recalled that these numbers are not predicted as significant by the shell model of the nucleus. |
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