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Of special interest for the acceleration of protons in the range 200 to 600 MeV is the separated-sector cyclotron, which consists of a number of iron sectors, instead of

Accelerators and Nobel Laureates 2001

The dashed line is a gluon, which transmits colour charge and momentum to the final state, mediating the decay. meson equals 1019.4 MeV, which is just a little bit more than twice the mass of the charged kaons (493.7 MeV).

Scientific Blogging 2009

Within nine months, the newly constructed band generator was used to boost the energy to the 500 thousand electron volts (KeV) level, enabling Gentner to generate gamma-rays of 17 million electron volts (MeV) by bombarding

Walther Bothe and the Physics Institute: the Early Years of Nuclear Physics 2010

This center was equipped with a synchro-cyclotron of 160 MeV, and its construction was continued after her death by her husband.

Joliot-Curie, Irène 2009

You get a flash of MeV thermal X-rays corresponding to millions of degrees.

Hydrogen Gas Cannons Could Launch Payloads to Orbit (w/video) | Universe Today 2010

Nuclear “stickiness” involves potential well depths on the order of an MeV.

"War of the Weasels" article in new Skeptical Inquirer - The Panda's Thumb 2010

There may be 'game changers' in energy but laser fusion probably isn't one of them - it is simply too expensive; doesn't scale down well; with D-T fuel, still have unsolved engineering problem of building power plants that can harvest energy for decades from huge fluxes of deadly 14 MeV neutrons produced by fusion reactions.

OpEdNews - Quicklink: Thomas Friedman - The Next Really Cool Thing (NYT) 2009

A 1000 MeV beam will create 20-30 spallation neutrons per proton.

Accelerator-driven nuclear energy 2009

These numbers compare with 200-210 MeV released by the fission of one uranium-235 or plutonium-239 atom.

Accelerator-driven nuclear energy 2009

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