A gas-jet recoil-transport system for fission products and its application to a continuous chemical separation procedure in the gas phase
A gas flow system has been developed for the transport of product atoms from the fast neutron induced fission of^2^3^8U and the thermal fission of^2^3^5U over several meters distance. The dependence of the transport efficiency on different gases and mixtures of gases was investigated. The highest ov...
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