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March 3, 20260 citations

Study of binary fragmentation and compound nucleus fission in the reaction 50Ti+ 208Pb

MCM. CinauseroASAppannababu S.MTMarchi T.

Key Points

  • Fission dynamics were observed during the 50Ti + 208Pb reaction at 294 MeV, revealing interesting fragmentation outcomes.
  • The study focuses on binary fragmentation and neutron emission, key aspects in understanding heavy ion interactions.
  • Investigation at the TANDEM-ALPI facility highlights the ongoing challenges with super-heavy element synthesis in various nuclear reactions.
  • Previous experiments indicate that fission paths for some heavy ions have not been fully explored, signaling opportunities for future research.

Abstract

The dynamics of binary fragmentation and fusion-fission in the Super-Heavy mass region has been widely studied because of its influence on the Super-Heavy Elements (SHE) formation. In the past, the evolution with the bombarding energy of the fission dynamics for the 288116 and 312124 nuclei produced via different projectile - target combinations was investigated at the TANDEM-ALPI facility of the Laboratori Nazionali di Legnaro. No SHE residues have been observed so far for the studied entrance channels. On the other hand, the fission path of some heavy-ion fusion reactions for which SHE formation was experimentally reported, has not been investigated in full detail. We report in this contribution preliminary results for the binary fragmentation and neutron emission of the reaction 50Ti + 208Pb at 294 MeV. The "cold fusion" of 50Ti on 208Pb was used at GSI for the synthesis of the Z=104 (Rf) element.

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Cinausero et al. (2013) studied this question.

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