Manifestation of the $${N=32}$$, $${34}$$ Subshell Closures in the Ternary Decays of Heavy Nuclei

The experiment demonstrating the break-up in the Cu foil of some fraction of fragments from binary fission of $${}^{252}$$ Cf(sf) is discussed. One of the features of this new effect is that at least one of the break-up products shows magic nucleon composition. The possible link of the effect with fission modes is analyzed.

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Physics of Atomic Nuclei
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s1063778824701035
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Nuclear physics research studies
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Abstract

The experiment demonstrating the break-up in the Cu foil of some fraction of fragments from binary fission of $${}^{252}$$ Cf(sf) is discussed. One of the features of this new effect is that at least one of the break-up products shows magic nucleon composition. The possible link of the effect with fission modes is analyzed.

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