Properties of Sakura nuclear emulsions in low energy

Properties of Sakura nuclear emulsions in low energy by Chieko Nagoshi Download PDF EPUB FB2

Emulsions usually appear cloudy or white because light is scattered off the phase interphases between the components in the mixture.

If all of the light is scattered equally, the emulsion will appear white. Dilute emulsions may appear slightly blue because low wavelength light is scattered more.

This is called the Tyndall effect. It's Properties of Sakura nuclear emulsions in low energy book. And then I thought, if we can somehow reduce the background at the low energy end below 12 MeV, then there is a possibility of observing solar neutrinos by means of neutrino-electron scattering.

Because we know that the boron component of solar neutrinos does have an energy in excess of 14 MeV. Contrast the results tabulated in this note (references in the listings): pO pO ~I0 p- po ~3 pS + - + - h ~-5 From e e ~ w, fitted to Gounaris- ~~ Sakura formula.

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