Suppose we consider a beam of neutrons incident upon a
thin target with a flux of 1012
neutrons/cm2-sec. Suppose further that the total cross section for
the nuclei in this target is 4 b. Using this information, determine
how long one would have to wait, on the average, for a given
nucleus in the target to suffer a neutron interaction. I know I am
supposed to use the reaction rate of a thin target. just need to
see some explain how to attempt this problem.
Suppose we consider a beam of neutrons incident upon a thin target with a flux of...
A beam of 1 MeV neutrons of intensity 5 x108 neutrons/cm2-sec strikes a thin ? target of mass of 0.041grams . The area of the target is 0.5 cm2 and is 0.05 cm thick. The beam has a crosssectional area of 0.1 cm2. At 1 MeV, the total cross-section of ? is 2.6 b. calculate the (a) macroscopic total cross-section of C-12 at 1MeV; (b) collision density in the target.
Tarelton NTTN 301 Problem #5 Consider three monocnergctic, monodircctional neutron beams incident upon a vcry thin target: The beam intensities are I, , and I n/cm2-s, and their directions are lex,-ex, and-e What is the scalar llux in the targel? Wha aboul current density?