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The prompt gamma-rays 1219-keV35Cl p/1, O/ and the 1763-keV35Cl p/2, O/ induced by 5 MeV protons were measured during irradiation of 15 pure chlorine compounds of known composition. Stopping powers of target materials were calculated from tables and the use of the Bragg-Kleeman rule. Apparent discrepancies in the measured yields could point to deviations from the Bragg-Kleeman rule and hence to molecular effects. The value of any molecular effects was found to be ≤7.9%.
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Olivier, C., Peisach, M., Morland, H.J. et al. The search for molecular effects in range corrections: Chlorine determination by proton bombardments. Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry Letters 118, 69–77 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02165655
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