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John W. Nelson

Florida State University

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Physical Review C | 1970

Excitation Functions for the ReactionsS34(p,n)Cl34andP31(α,n)Cl34

C. J. Umbarger; K. W. Kemper; John W. Nelson; H.S. Plendl

Physical Review C | 1973

Isomeric Level of Mn 50

Charles M. McKenna; K. W. Kemper; John W. Nelson

Physical Review C | 1972

Levels of 50Mn from the Reaction 50Cr(3He,t)50Mn

Charles M. McKenna; K. W. Kemper; J. D. Fox; John W. Nelson; J.B. Ball

Physical Review C | 1972

Levels ofMn50from the ReactionCr50(He3,t)Mn50

Charles M. McKenna; K. W. Kemper; J. D. Fox; John W. Nelson; J.B. Ball

Physical Review C | 1971

SPIN OF THE 937-keV LEVEL IN

R.R. Sankey; K. W. Kemper; H.S. Plendl; John W. Nelson

Physical Review C | 1970

sup 54

T. Mo; Carl Irwin Delaune; John W. Nelson

Physical Review C | 1970

Co.

K. W. Kemper; Charles M. McKenna; John W. Nelson

Physical Review C | 1974

ENERGY LEVELS OF

W.J. Courtney; Carl Irwin Delaune; John W. Nelson; J. D. Fox

Physical Review C | 1974

sup 27

W.J. Courtney; Carl Irwin Delaune; John W. Nelson; J. D. Fox

Physical Review C | 1973

Al FROM THE REACTION

Charles M. McKenna; K. W. Kemper; John W. Nelson

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Charles M. McKenna

Florida State University

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Carl Irwin Delaune

National Science Foundation

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K. W. Kemper

Florida State University

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H.S. Plendl

Florida State University

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J.B. Ball

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

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