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detection of slow neutrons

In radiation measurement: Slow-neutron detectors
In the lithium-6 (⁶Li) and boron-10 (¹⁰B) reactions, the isotopes of interest are present only in limited percentage in the naturally occurring element. To enhance the conversion efficiency of lithium or boron, samples that are enriched in the desired isotope are often used in the fabrication of detectors. Helium-3 (³He)…
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properties of boron

In boron: Properties, occurrence, and uses
…mixture of two stable isotopes—boron-10 (19.9 percent) and boron-11 (80.1 percent); slight variations in this proportion produce a range of ±0.003 in the atomic weight. Both nuclei possess nuclear spin (rotation of the atomic nuclei); that of boron-10 has a value of 3 and that of boron-11, 3/2, the…
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