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Measurement of yield and cross section for the 27Al (γ, 2p) 25Na reaction with a clinical linear accelerator
A clinical electron linear accelerator was adapted for continuous energy selection and used to measure bremsstrahlung yield for the photonuclear reaction 27Al (γ, 2p) 25Na from 24.0 to 32.0-MeV in 0.25 MeV steps. A germanium detector was used to measure the number of photoproduct γ-rays emitted. The yield values were analyzed for photonuclear cross section using PHONUC II, a program especially adapted for use with yield data from thick-target bremsstrahlung. The cross section shows distinct resonance peaks at 26.3±0.3, 27.3±0.4 and 30.3±0.5 MeV. Possible theoretical origins of these resonances and applications of the reaction in accelerator energy calibration are discussed.