ISAC Yield Measurements

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H
1		 He
2
Li
3		Be
4		 B
5		C
6		N
7		O
8		F
9		Ne
10
Na
11		Mg
12		 Al
13		 Si
14		 P
15		 S
16		Cl
17		Ar
18
K
19		Ca
20		Sc
21		Ti
22		 V
23		Cr
24		Mn
25		 Fe
26		 Co
27		Ni
28		Cu
29		Zn
30		Ga
31		Ge
32		 As
33		Se
34		Br
35		Kr
36
Rb
37		Sr
38		Y
39		 Zr
40		 Nb
41		 Mo
42		Tc
43		 Ru
44		 Rh
45		 Pd
46		Ag
47		Cd
48		In
49		Sn
50		Sb
51		 Te
52		I
53		Xe
54
Cs
55		Ba
56		La
57		 Hf
72		 Ta
73		 W
74		 Re
75		 Os
76		 Ir
77		 Pt
78		Au
79		Hg
80		Tl
81		Pb
82		Bi
83		Po
84		At
85		Rn
86
Fr
87		Ra
88		Ac
89		 Rf
104		 Db
105		 Sg
106		 Bh
107		 Hs
108		 Mt
109
Lanthanides: Ce
58		Pr
59		Nd
60		Pm
61		Sm
62		Eu
63		Gd
64		Tb
65		Dy
66		Ho
67		Er
68		Tm
69		Yb
70		Lu
71
Actinides: Th
90		 Pa
91		 U
92		 Np
93		 Pu
94		 Am
95		 Cm
96		 Bk
97		 Cf
98		 Es
99		 Fm
100		 Md
101		 No
102		 Lr
103

Data last updated: 2013-06-03

All yields are measured at the ISAC Yield Station unless otherwise noted. As such, the intensity delivered to any given experimental facility will depend upon the beam transport efficiency, the charge breeding, and the stripping efficiency, if needed. Delivered yields will be lower, especially for post-accelerated beams.

A range of representative measurements has been provided (not just the highest value!) to aid the facility user to best plan the experiment using reasonable beam intensities.

Specific yield-intensity questions should be directed to .

Post-accelerated beam intensities depend mainly on the isotope mass and the requested beam energy. If charge-breeding is required, it may also increase the likelihood of isobaric interference. Questions regarding post-accelerated beams should be directed to

Further information on ISAC beam operations is available at ISAC_(Isotope_Separator_and_ACcelerator).

The Yield Database does not include all of the measured yield values. Measurements will be continuously added, target by target, in the fullness of time. Many of the generated tables may be sorted by field by clicking on the individual column headings. Javascript must be enabled for full functionality.