Isotopic tellurium targets for heavy-ion nuclear physics produced by vapor deposition

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Abstract

122Te targets of 1-mg/cm2 thickness were prepared on various substrates by vapor deposition using resistive heating. Substrate preparation proved crucial for the production of these targets. Experiments performed at the Argonne National Laboratory ATLAS Facility showed the targets to be of high purity with no detectable contamination. In addition, we have had limited success preparing self-supported, 300 μg/cm2 thick, isotopic tellurium foils.

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