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At the Idaho National Laboratory Hot Fuel Examination Facility, containment box operator Jake Maupin moves a manipulator arm into position around a pencil-thin nuclear fuel rod. He is preparing for a procedure that he and his colleagues have practiced repeatedly in anticipation of this moment in the hot cell.
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Nuclear Science and Engineering | Volume 9 | Number 2 | February 1961 | Pages 105-119
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Eta of U233 has been measured in the energy range from 1 to 800 ev by counting fast fission neutrons in ZnS-loaded plastic scintillators; incident neutron energies were measured in a time-of-flight system with a betatron as pulsed source. The data are normalized at one electron volt to data reported at Geneva by the MTR group; the latter results were normalized to an absolute thermal value. Corrections have been made for multiple scattering by a rigorous single velocity analysis and by a Monte Carlo calculation which also accounts for energy degradations.