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Search for the alpha + 6 He decay of 10 Be via the 16 O( 18 O, 10 Be*) 24 Mg reaction

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Curtis, N.
Ashwood, N
Freer, Martin
Munoz-Britton, T.
Wheldon, C
Ziman, V A
Brown, S
Catford, W.N.
Patterson, N P
Thomas, J S

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Institute of Physics Publishing

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A search for the α + 6He decay of 10Be has been performed using the Li2O(18O,α6He) reaction at 80 and 100 MeV. An array of two Si-Si-CsI telescopes was used for the coincident detection of the breakup fragments. No evidence for the 16O(18O,α6He)24 Mg r

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Journal of Physics G: Nuclear and Particle Physics

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2037-12-31