Examples of Some Important Reactions

2 Examples of Some Important Reactions Proton-Induced Reactions 

Proton-induced nuclear reactions, with positive Q-values, occur for almost all light elements. Some of these nuclear reactions are  

Deuteron-induced nuclear reactions, with positive Q-values, occur for almost all light elements. Although (d, p), (d, a) and (d, He) reactions are possible but prominent among these are the (d, p) reactions. A few examples of the deuteron-induced reactions are 

The (d, ot) reactions are preferred over the (d, p) reactions because the later have low stopping power for incident deuterons and exit proton channels and are thus not suitable for depth profiling. Differential cross-sections for nuclear reactions i N(d, ps) N, i N(d,po)i5N, i4N(d, cco) 2C and i N(d,ai)i2c induced by deuterons from 0.5 to 2 MeV have been reported by Pellegrino et al. (2004). 

For hydrogen analysis, the NRA technique makes use of the following resonant 

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Now that we have seen examples of some important reactions involving transition metals, we consider aspects of the electronic structure of the metals and their complexes. 

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