Mass distribution of fission fragments in the19F+197Au reaction

Ikezoe, H.; Shikazono, N.; Tomita, Y.; Sugiyama, Y.; Ideno, K.; Yokota, W.; Nagame, Y.; Lee, S. M.; Ogihara, M.; Jeong, S. C.; Fujiwara, H.; Hinde, D. J.

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Mass distribution of fission fragments in the19F+197Au reaction

Date

1988

Authors

Abstract

Mass distributions of fission fragments have been measured for the reaction of19F on197Au as a function of scattering angle. The mean fragment mass is dependent on the scattering angle, the asymmetry increasing with increasing projectile energy.