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A magnetic spectrograph has been constructed for the measurement of the angular distribution of charged particles emitted in the deuteron bombardment of nuclei. The spectrograph utilizes the focusing properties of an axially symmetrical field and is capable of focusing protons and α-particles of 3 to 18 MeV and deuterons of 1½ to 9 MeV on a 12 in. long photographic plate, with an energy resolution of 0.25%. The instrument has been used in conjunction with the Liverpool 37in. cyclotron for measurements over an angular range of 5° to 60° at a bombarding energy of 9 MeV. Due to the energy spread of the deuteron beam and the effect of target thickness the total experimental resolution was 0.5 to 0.6%.
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