This quantity encompasses 3 chapters from my own learn notes which covers all classes and notes in my learn of Nuclear Engineering, from highschool all through my post-doctorate associateship.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 14: synthetic Transmutation
VAN DE GRAAFF ELECTROSTATIC excessive stress GENERATOR
COCKCROFT AND WALTON stress MULTIPLIER
RESONANCE ACCELERATOR—CYCLOTRON
MORE strong PARTICLE-ACCELERATING MACHINES
METHOD OF SCINTILLATIONS
METHOD OF CHEMICAL SEPARATIONS
MAGNETIC SPECTROGRAPH technique IONIZATION CHAMBER METHOD
COUNTER METHOD
1. THE GEIGER COUNTER
2. THE SCINTILLATION COUNTER
3. THE CRYSTAL COUNTER
CLOUD CHAMBER METHOD
Diffusion cloud chamber
PHOTOGRAPHIC EMULSION METHOD
(1) Bohr's conception of nuclear disintegration
(2) basic scheme of nuclear reactions
(3) Complexity of nuclear reactions
(4) Equations of transmutations
(5) Nuclear cross-section (σ)
1. Substitutional reactions
2. Radiative catch reactions
3. Resonance disintegrations
4. trade reactions
5. Photodisintegration
6. Disintegration via electrons

THE NEUTRON
(i) creation of neutrons
(ii) Detection of neutrons
(iii) Distribution in pace of neutrons—fast and gradual neutrons
(iv) Transmutations produced through neutrons
(v) The mass of the neutron
(vi) Absorption of neutrons in matter
(vii) Diffraction of neutrons
(viii) suggest lifetime of unfastened neutrons
(ix) a few sensible functions of neutrons

2. synthetic OR precipitated RADIOACTIVITY
K ELECTRON CAPTURE
NUCLEAR ISOMERISM

3. NUCLEAR FISSION
(1) technique of inducing fission
(2) Detection of fission
(3) Fission products
(4) power liberated in fission
(5) creation of secondary neutrons in fission
(6) Chain reaction
(7) Transuranic elements

THE REACTOR OR PILE
THE ATOM BOMB
(1) resource of stellar energy
(2) The hydrogen bomb
(3) The rigged H-bomb
(4) managed thermonuclear reaction

CHAPTER 15: Cosmic Rays
A. The cosmic ray ionization chamber
B. The accident counters
C. The scintillation counters
D. The counter managed cloud chamber
E. The photographic emulsion method
F. The bubble chamber method
1. THE range EFFECT
3. THE AZIMUTH EFFECT—EAST-WEST ASYMMETRY
4. THE NORTH-SOUTH EFFECT
5. SEASONAL AND DIURNAL alterations IN COSMIC RAY INTENSITY
6. THE ALTITUDE EFFECT
7. THE ABSORPTION OF COSMIC RAYS IN MATTER
8. dimension OF THE strength OF COSMIC RAYS
9. THE POSITRON
A. Materialization of radiant energy
B. Emission of positrons by means of artificially produced radioelements
The mass of the positron
The cost at the positron
Absorption of positrons in matter
Annihilation of matter
10- THE MESOTRON
Mass of the meson
Mean lifetime of the meson
Classification of the basic particles

11. COSMIC RAY SHOWERS
12. HEAVY PARTICLE parts OF COSMIC RADIATION
13. NATURE AND COMPOSITION OF COSMIC RADIATION
14. starting place OF COSMIC RAYS

CHAPTER sixteen: constitution and homes of the Nucleus
1. constitution OF NUCLEI
A. Theories of nuclear composition
(a) The proton-electron theory
(b) The proton-neutron theory
(c) The neutron-positron theory
(d) The unfavorable proton-neutron theory
B. Nuclear Models
2. measurement OF NUCLEI
A. NUCLEAR METHODS
(a) α-particle scattering
(b) The scattering of protons
(c) Neutron interaction
B. electrical METHODS
(a) Scattering of speedy electrons by way of atomic nuclei
(b) Mesic atoms
(c) Isotope structure
(d) replicate nuclei

3. NUCLEAR MASS
4. NUCLEAR CHARGE
5. NUCLEAR QUANTUM STATES
6. NUCLEAR STATISTICS
7. NUCLEAR SPIN AND MAGNETIC MOMENT
(i) research OF THE HYPERFINE constitution IN ATOMIC SPECTRA
Nuclear electrical quadrupole moments
(a) Counting the variety of hyperfine components
(b) Measuring the relative separations of the individuals of a country cluster
(c) Measuring the relative intensities of the parts of the hyperfine pattern
(d) Counting the variety of hyperfine parts in Zeeman effect

(ii) approach to ALTERNATING INTENSITIES IN BAND SPECTRA
(iii) MAGNETIC DEFLECTION OF MOLECULAR AND ATOMIC BEAMS
(iv) learn OF MAGNETIC RESONANCE RADIO FREQUENCY SPECTRA
(v) research OF MICROWAVE SPECTRA

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