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Scientists carry out first space-based measurement of neutron lifetime phys.org
Scientists carry out first space-based measurement of n lifetime
Scientists have found a way of measuring neutron lifetime from space for the fir discovery that could teach us more about the early universe. Knowing the lifetim neutrons is key to ...
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Determining erosion rates in Allchar (Macedonia) to revive the lorandite neut experiment | Proceedings of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences
2. Previous erosion rate studies. Dockhorn et al. [] present the preliminary results of an uncompleted depth pro study.They report the 36 Cl/Cl ratio of a single sample of carbonate collected from 23 m depth at an undisclos location. No further compositional information is provided, although the total chlorine content of the sample i speculated to have been overestimated.
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Determining erosion rates in Allchar (Macedonia) to revive the lorandite neutrino experiment
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205 Tl in the lorandite (TiAsS 2) mine of Allchar (Majdan, FYR Macedonia) is transformed to 205 Pb by cosmic r reactions with muons and neutrinos. At depths of > 300m, muogenic production would be sufficiently low for t old lorandite deposit to be used as a natural neutrino detector. Unfortunately, the Allchar deposit currently sits depth of only 120m below the surface ...
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