We discuss results on the emission of light clusters in nuclear reactions (40)Ca +(40,48) Ca,(46) Ti at 25 MeV/nucleon. They were detected and identified in mass and charge by means of the CHIMERA 4 pi array. Inclusive emission at forward angles shows that isotopic yields of Li and Be nuclei are related to the N/Z values of entrance channels. Moreover, structure effects and even-odd staggering in charge distributions of intermediate mass fragments emitted at forward angles will be shown. In agreement with previous experimental findings, odd-even effects are clearly visible in N approximate to Z systems, while are less pronounced in the neutron rich collision (40)Ca +(48) Ca. These experimental findings are compared to preliminary data obtained in (48)Ca+(48) Ca collision at 25 MeV/nucleon.

LIGHT CLUSTERS EMISSION IN NUCLEAR REACTIONS AT 25 MeV/NUCLEON WITH DIFFERENT N/Z OF ENTRANCE CHANNELS

Lombardo I;Geraci E;POLITI, Giuseppe;RIZZO, Francesca;
2011-01-01

Abstract

We discuss results on the emission of light clusters in nuclear reactions (40)Ca +(40,48) Ca,(46) Ti at 25 MeV/nucleon. They were detected and identified in mass and charge by means of the CHIMERA 4 pi array. Inclusive emission at forward angles shows that isotopic yields of Li and Be nuclei are related to the N/Z values of entrance channels. Moreover, structure effects and even-odd staggering in charge distributions of intermediate mass fragments emitted at forward angles will be shown. In agreement with previous experimental findings, odd-even effects are clearly visible in N approximate to Z systems, while are less pronounced in the neutron rich collision (40)Ca +(48) Ca. These experimental findings are compared to preliminary data obtained in (48)Ca+(48) Ca collision at 25 MeV/nucleon.
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