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Solutions for Chapter 13: Nuclear Interactions and Applications
13.3) Why do the lifetimes of nuclear excited states decreasefor higher excitation energies?
13.4) Why is the density of nuclear excited states larger forhigher excitation energies?
13.9) Why is it useful to slow down neutrons produced byfi ssion in a nuclear reactor?
13.45) For a thermal neutron (300 K), fi nd its (a) energy,(b) speed, and (c) de Broglie wavelength.
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