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The excitation function for the proton induced nuclear reactions on natural cadmium was measured up to 23 MeV employing stacked foil activation technique using the 14UD pelletron accelerator. Experimental cross-section and isomeric cross-section ratio have been measured for the \(^{\mathrm{nat}}\)Cd(p,x) \(^{105,111\mathrm{m}}\)Cd, \(^{\mathrm{nat}}\)Cd(p,x) \(^{109\mathrm{g},110\mathrm{m},110\mathrm{g},111\mathrm{m},111\mathrm{g},112\mathrm{m}, 112\mathrm{g},113\mathrm{m},115\mathrm{m},116\mathrm{m}}\)In reactions. The excitation function of \(^{105}\)Cd and the isomeric cross-section ratio of \(^{110,111,112}\)In isotopes have been measured and reported for the first time. Theoretical analysis of the data are done using the statistical model codes EMPIRE-3.2 and TALYS-1.8. Various dependence of isomeric cross-section ratio on different factors such as the spin, life time of the isomeric states and also the dependence of the exit channel are well explained.
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This work is supported by UGC-DAE-CSR-Kolkata centre under collaborative research scheme (No. UGC-DAE-CSR-KC/CRS/13/NP03). One of the authors (Muhammed Shan P T) acknowledges the financial support from UGC-DAE-CSR in the form of fellowship. The authors acknowledge the support of E Krishnakumar, Vandana Nanal and other scientific and technical crew of the TIFR.
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Shan, P.T.M., Musthafa, M.M., Najmunnisa, T. et al. Systematic study on some isotopes of medical and industrial applications, produced in proton induced reaction on natural cadmium. Eur. Phys. J. Plus 135, 385 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1140/epjp/s13360-020-00393-w
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