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RESEARCH PRODUCT
STUDIES OF SUPERHEAVY ELEMENTS AT SHIP
R. DresslerKatsuhisa NishioI. KojouharovSigurd HofmannJ. A. HerediaS. HeinzZ. G. GanR. MannJadambaa KhuyagbaatarJuha UusitaloV. F. ComasF. P. HeßbergerH. J. SchöttB. StreicherB. SulignanoA. V. YereminDieter AckermannMatti LeinoG. MünzenbergBirgit KindlerH. G. BurkhardS. AntalicA. G. PopekoBettina LommelS. SaroPasi Kuusiniemisubject
PhysicsNuclear physicsNuclear and High Energy PhysicsIsotopeGeneral Physics and AstronomyExperimental workSuperheavy ElementsSpontaneous fissionEvent (probability theory)description
An overview of present experimental investigation of superheavy elements is given. The data are compared with theoretical descriptions. Results are reported from an experiment to confirm production of element 112 isotopes in irradiation of 238 UF 4 with 48 Ca . One spontaneous fission event was measured, which agrees with three events of previously measured data which had been assigned to the decay of 283112. However, more experimental work is needed in order to obtain an independent and unambiguous confirmation of previous results.
| year | journal | country | edition | language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2007-05-01 | International Journal of Modern Physics E |