214 research outputs found
Spectroscopic Study of 41,45Sc Nuclei Through (d,n) Reactions on 40,44Ca at 25 MeV
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Study of the Proton Single-Particle Strengths in 19F and Proton Shell Closure of 18O through the 18O(d, n)19F Reaction
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Chlorinated and brominated polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in ambient air: seasonal variation, profiles, potential sources, and size distribution
Chlorinated and brominated polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (ClPAHs and BrPAHs, respectively) are a new derivative group of PAHs. These halogenated PAHs (Halo-PAHs) have been reported to be carcinogenic and are considered emerging persistent organic pollutants. Gaining a clear understanding of the distribution and behavior of these ubiquitous organic pollutants is essential for the control and mitigation of their emission into the environment. However, research into the characteristics of Halo-PAHs in the atmosphere has been somewhat limited. This review paper thus aims to provide an overview of the seasonal patterns, profiles, potential sources, and particle-size distributions of atmospheric ClPAHs and BrPAHs with 3-5 rings. Most previous studies have focused on particulate Halo-PAHs and reported that their levels are higher during the cold season than during the warm season, with this seasonal variation more apparent for ClPAHs than for BrPAHs. In terms of their phase distribution, ClPAHs and BrPAHs share a similar trend, with their gaseous concentrations highest in summer and lowest in winter and their particulate concentrations exhibiting the opposite trend. Halo-PAH profiles have been shown to differ between sampling locations, possibly reflecting differences in the potential sources present at these sites, e.g., coal burning, traffic emissions, and industrial activity. The majority of Halo-PAHs tend to accumulate as ultrafine particles with an aerodynamic diameter of less than 1.0 mu m. Overall, a detailed understanding of the characteristics of Halo-PAHs in the atmosphere has yet to be achieved; hence, further research on atmospheric Halo-PAHs is necessary
Single-Proton Strengths in 19F Through the (d, n) Reaction at 25 MeV
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Gamow-Teller Transition in the (p,n) Reaction on 42Ca and 44Ca
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A Study of Single Proton States for the 21, 23Na Nuclei through (d,n) Reactions at 25 MeV
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Performance Test of a BaF2 Detector System for High Energy γ-rays
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Observation of Isovector 1hw Spin-Flip Excitation by the 18O(p, n) 18F Reaction at Ep = 35 MeV
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15N(p, n)15O Reaction at 35 MeV
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