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Vol.8, No.1
Research article 01 Feb 1997
Zhang Huan-Qiao,Liu Zu-Hua,Xu Jin-Cheng,Qian Xing,Qiao Yu,Lin Cheng-Jian
The complete fusion-fission is separated from the transfer-induced-fission with the fragment folding angle technique. The cross sections and fragment angular distributions for the complete fusion-fission reactions of 11B+238U(237Np), 12C + 237Np, 16O + 232Th(238U) and 19F+ 232Th at near- and sub-barrier energies have been measured. The present fusion and fission standard models can reproduce both the excitation functions and the fragment anisotropies for the systems of 11B+238U(237Np) and 12C+237Np; but fail to explain both the experimental data for the other 3 systems simultaneously. The evidence of the entrance-channel dependence of fission-fragment anisotropies is revealed by comparison of the 11B+237Np and 16O+232Th data. Based on the observations, a new version model of preequilibrium fission is put forward to explain the anomaly.
keywordComplete fusion-fission reactions;Fragment anisotropies;Entrance-channel dependence;Transfer-induced fission;Preequilibrium fission;
Research article 01 Feb 1997
Sun Yong-Sheng,Meng Xu-Jun,Zheng Shao-Tang
The relativistic self-consistent average atom model is employed to calculate the radiative opacities for high Z plasma. One-electron transitions are considered for bound-bound process. The line distribution from ionic configurations are calculated ion by ion. The Rosseland mean opacities and the Planck mean ones for europium with D=0.1 g/cm3,
keywordkT=60~104 eV are given and compared with data given by SESAME data base.;Radiative opacity;Plasma;Ionic configuration;Average atom model;
Research article 01 Feb 1997
Feng Jun,Shen Wen-Qing
A method of analysing experimental data of nuclear reaction cross sections σr induced by radioactive beam is described. It can be used in analysis of experimental nuclear reaction cross section data obtained by Na-isotope radioactive beams on different targets. Neutron halo has not been found in these nuclei.
keywordNuclear reaction cross sections;Radioactive beams;Transmission method;Production target;Reaction target;
Research article 01 Feb 1997
Zuo Wei,Wang Shun-Jin
A set of differo-integral equations for many-body connected temperature Green's functions is established which is non-perturbative in nature and provides a reasonable truncation scheme with respect to the order of many-body correlations. The method can be applied to nuclear systems at finite temperature.
keywordNonperturbation;Connected temperature Green';s function;many-body correlation;Truncation;
Research article 01 Feb 1997
Ai Xiao-Bai,Ai Hsiao-Bai
In 1994 the first single-photon spectra from the 200 GeV/A S + Au collisions at CERN SPS were reported by WA80 group. Based on these data, it can be proved that as long as there is an instantaneous thermal distribution T(r,t) in an expanding fireball at each instant, the basic mathematical feature of various kinds of photon spectra is that photon yield is approximately an exponential function of the transverse momentum PT in some region, which is basically irrelevant to the uncertainties enclosed in the theoretical estimations.
keywordRelativistic hydrodynamics;Quark-Gluon Plasma;Single -photon spectrum;
Research article 01 Feb 1997
Yang Wei-Fan,Zhao Zhi-Zheng,Li Zong-Wei,Mu Wan-Tong
The production cross sections of the iodine isotopes have been measured radiochemically for the interaction of 47 MeV/u 12C with 133Cs. The iodine isotopic yield distribution was deduced from these data and found to be a Gaussian shape. The Gaussian curve peaks in the vicinity of 124I and has a FWHM of 5.5 mass units. The mass loss of the most probable product, △Ap= At - AP, is 9.2 mass units. The area of the yield curve is as high as 111 mb.
keywordIsotopic distribution;Mass loss;Primary product;Independent yield;
Research article 01 Feb 1997
Chen Xue-Shi,Xie Kuan-Zhong,Zhou Sheng-Mo,Yan Qing-Quan,Zhou Mu-Yao,Wang Chuan-Shan
Neutron activation technique is used to measure the formation cross sections on even-even target nuclei with 14.6 MeV (n, 2n) reactions. The absolute values are calculated by using an integrated pre-equilibrium statistical model. The result gives a general good fit to the experimental data and shows the existence of shell effect on the cross sections. Problems related to the effect are discussed.
keywordFormation cross sections;(n, 2n) reactions;Pre-equilibrium model;
Research article 01 Feb 1997
Zhu Sheng-Yun,Li An-Li,Luo Qi,Fan Zhi-Guo,Zheng Sheng-Nan,Gou Zhen-Hui,Qian Jia-Yu
The defects in Si-doped, N-type HB GaAs single crystal irradiated by En ≥1 MeV fission neutrons (6.5×1015cm-2 and 1.4×1014cm-2) have been investigated using positron annihilation lifetime technique. The mono- and di-vacancies were created by irradiation and the tri-vacancies were formed during annealing. The concentration of defects is proportional to the irradiating neutron fluence. Three annealing stages were observed at 250, 450 and 650℃ for the mono-, di- and tri-vacancies, respectively.
keywordGaAs;En ≥1 MeV fission neutron irradiation;Defects and defect annealing;Positron annihilation.;
Research article 01 Feb 1997
Peng Zi-Cheng,Sun Wei-Dong,Huang Yun-Lan,Koshimizu Satoshi,Tomura Kenji,Suzuki Minoru,Jiang Tin-Yu,Chen Wen
Guangxi Zhuang Nationality Autonomous Region is an original place for manufacture of ancient pottery in China since Zenpiyan site, dated 9240-10370 years ago, was excavated. Contents of trace elements La, Ce, Nd, Sm, Eu, Tb, Yb, Lu, U, Th, Sc, Ta, Ba, Cs, Rb, Sr and Zr in 44 porttery shards from Guangxi sites, dated from 1450 B.C. to 200 A.D., were determined by INAA and XRF. The proveniences of the 44 samples are postulated by the analyses of geochemical parameters.
keywordINAA;Ancient pottery;Provenience postulation;Rare earths;
Research article 01 Feb 1997
Jiang Sheng-Yao,Wu Xin-Xin,Wu Shao-Rong,Bo Jin-Hai,Zhang You-Jie,Jia Hai-Jun
The phenomenon and mechanism of different kinds of two-phase flow instabilities, namely geysering, flashing instability and flashing coupled density wave instability are firstly well interpreted by the experiment performed on the test loop (HRTL-5) simulating the 5-MW reactor. The flashing coupled density wave instability is analyzed by using an one-dimensional non-thermoequilibrium two-phase flow drift model computer code. Calculation results are in good agreement with the experimental.
keywordFlow instability;Flashing instability;5 MW heating reactor;
Research article 01 Feb 1997
Ding Yao-Nan,Yao Zhen-Yu,Miao Wen-Yong,Li Wen-Hong,He Hai-En,Yi Rong-Qing,Shun Ke-Xi,Zheng Zhi-Jian,Wen Shu-Huai
Radiation heat waves play an important role in high-temperature hydro-dynamic phenomena which is very important for laser fusion. Therefore, the propagation of a radiation heat w ave through a thin foil of solid aluminium is observed. The wave is driven by the intense soft-X-ray radiation in acylindrical cavity heated by the intense laser pulse. Experiments are carried out with two beams of λ=1.05μm light from the Shenguang Nd-glass laser facility. The pulse energy is about 600 J and the pulse duration 0.8 ns. Evidence of radiation heat wave is obtained by observing the delayed signal of intense thermal emission from the outside of the foil. The delay is 850 ps for 1.5μm thick foil and the mass ablation rate is about 4.8×105g/(cm2°s)under the X-ray flux of about 1×1013 W/cm2. Also, the radiation-driven shock waves of (2±1)TPa are observed from different shots in the experiments.
keywordRadiation heat wave;Shock wave;Time and spectrum resolved soft-X-ray diagnostics;Laser plasma;
Research article 01 Feb 1997
Shi Bing-Ren,Long Yong-Xing
A simple, engineeringly feasible dynamic method is supposed to control the deuterium-tritium burn process in Tokamak reactors operated in an advanced scenario. The thermal transport of the D-T plasma is described by an anomalous thermal conduction which is a radially increasing function and the central conduction value is proportional to the central temperature of the plasma. The dynamic external heating power is selected to be inversely proportional to certain power function of this temperature. As a result, the D-T burn can undergo in controllable way in different temperature regimes with different power output. Anomalous alpha particle transport effect is taken into account. It can affect the resultant plasma equilibrium, the reactor efficiency, the operation mode and so on.
keywordBurning plasma;Thermal instability;Dynamic control;Anomalous alpha diffusion;
Research article 01 Feb 1997
Zhu Nan-Kang,Makuuchi K,Yoshii F,Wang Chun-Lei
The effect of dose rate of 60Co γ-ray on radiation vulacnization of natural rubber latex is studied using Malaysian latex with 0.002 mass fraction KOH and 0.05 mass fraction n-BA. Results show that, when radiation doses are 20 and 15kGy, only that the dose rates are greater than 0.49 and 1.6 kGy/h, respectively can make the tensile strength of latex film meet the related standard; besides, storage time of radiation vulcanization latex has no effect on physical properties of the film.
keyword60Co;Gamma radiation;Radiation vulcanization;Latex;
Research article 01 Feb 1997
Ma Wei-Chao,Dong Ai-Ping,Yao An-Ju,Li Zhong-Min,Li Wen-Jie,Yue Jin-Sheng
A series of optimum conditions are taken into account in the construction of neutron radiography (NR) installation based on a sealed tube neutron generator capable of gnerating 1010 n/s with 14 MeV. The characteristics of NNU screens, a kind of self-made 6LiF•ZnS(Ag) scintillation intensifying screen are presented. Finally, some neutron radiographies taken by this NR installation and NNU screens are given.
keywordNeutron radiography;Mobile;Neutron tube;Scintillation screen;
Research article 01 Feb 1997
Zhu Shou-Peng,Xia Fen,Yang Wei-Dong
The skeleton transference and the retention dynamics of i.v, 134Cs are investigated. Results indicate that the retention percentage of 134Cs in skeleton could be characterized by R(t) = 0.0029exp(-0.121t) with T1/2= 5.73 d; the chromosome aberration percentage of somatic bone marrow cells increases obviously, the relationship between injected dose (X in kBq/g) and the chromosome aberration percentage can be expressed as Y = 0.0561X0.427. It should be noted that sustained elevation of chromosomal aberration rates induced by 134Cs can be upto the 47 th d.
keywordMutagenic effect;Bone marrow cells;Retention;134Cs;Skeleton;Mice;
Research article 01 Feb 1997
Zhu Shou-Peng,Xia Fen,Yang Wei-Dong
Chromosome aberration rates in bone marrow cells and micronucleus formation in bone marrow polychromatic erythrocytes both rise with increase in radioactivities of 134Cs, and can be fitted to power functions of radioactivities of 134Cs. In spermatogonia 134Cs mainly induced chromatid breakage, and abnormalities in sperm can also be expressed as power functions of radioactivities of 134Cs.
keywordRadiogenotoxicological effect;Bone marrow cells;Micronucleus;Spermatogonia;Sperm;
Research article 01 Feb 1997
Chen Heng-Liu,Mo Shang-Wu,Liu Ning,Zhang Shu-Yuan,Jin Jian-Nan,Li Wen-Xue
The effects of several Chinese crude drugs including Crocus sativus, Carthamus tinctorius and Ginkgo biloba on Ca2+ transmembrane influx in rat aorta rings were studied. Resting 45Ca uptake was not markedly altered by these drugs, whereas the 45Ca influxes evoked by norepinephrine (1.2µmol/L ) and KC1 ( 100 mmol/L ) in rat aorta rings were significantly inhibited by Crocus and Carthamus in a concentration-dependent manner, not by Ginkgo. The results indicate that extracellular Ca2+ transmembrane influx through receptor-operated Ca2+ channels and potential-dependent Ca2+ channels can be blocked by Crocus and Carthamus.
keywordRadionuclide 45Ca;Crocus sativus L;Carthamus tinctorius L;Ginkgo biloba L;Rat aorta;Ca2+ channels;