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Front Cover Title Page CONTENTS CONSTANTS 1. ATOMIC STRUCTUREAND ELEMENTARY PARTICLES 1.1. Atoms and Atomic Electricity 1.2. Nuclear Structure of the Atom 1.3. Structure of the Atomic Nucleus 1.4. Quantum Mechanics 1.5. Relativity Theory Formulae 1.6. Nuclear Effective Cross-Sections 1.7. Elementary Particles 1.8. Positron 1.9. Neutrino 1.1 0. Mesons 1.11. Antinucieons 1.12. Antimatter 2. PHYSICAL PROPERTIESOF ATOMIC NUCLEI 2.1. Nuclear Charge 2.2. Nucleus Size 2.3. Nuclear Moments 2.4. Nuclear Mass and Bond Energy 2.5. Nuclear Forces 2.6. Nuclear Models 2.7. Excited Nuclear States 3. NUCLEAR TRANSFORMATIONS 3.1. Radioactivity 3.2. Alpha-Decay 3.3. Beta-Decay 3.4. Nuclear Gamma-Radiation 3.5. Nuclear Reactions 3.6. Heavy Nuclei Fission 4. INTERACTION OF MOVING PARTICLES WITH MATTER 4.1. Heavy Charged Particles 4.2. Fission Fragments 4.3. Electrons 4.4. Gamma-Quanta 4.5. Neutrons 5. MODERATION AND DIFFUSION OF NEUTRONS 5.1. Moderation of Neutrons 5.2. Spectrum of Slowing-Down Neutrons 5.3. Thermal Neutron Diffusion 5.4. Diffusion of Slowing-Down Neutrons 6. NUCLEAR REACTOR 6.1. Chain Reaction 6.2. Multiplication Factor for Infinite Medium 6.3. Number of Neutrons per Absorption Act 6
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- Author
- A. Klimov
- Publisher
- Mir Publishers
- Published
- 1975
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Science, Physics, Stem
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