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Technical Note

Thermonuclear Reaction Listing with Cross-Section Data for Four Advanced Reactions

Larry T. Cox Jr.Purdue University, School of Nuclear Engineering West Lafayette, Indiana 47907
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Franklin B. Mead Jr.Astronautics Laboratory Future Technologies Section, Edwards AFB, California 93523-5000
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Chan K. Choi Jr.Purdue University, School of Nuclear Engineering West Lafayette, Indiana 47907
Pages 325-339 | Published online: 09 May 2017
 
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Abstract

Based on earlier work, all known thermonuclear reactions involving reactant particles up to and including 11B are presented. The neutron-induced reactions have been eliminated, as the focus is on advanced fuels. Many new reactions have been added since the information was originally published.

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