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Disintegration of carbon-12 with 7.1-20.1 MeV neutrons in dielectrics

The intrinsic scattering of neutrons by carbon and its disintegration modes resulting in single and multiple 4He emissions have been studied using discrete neutron energies in the dielectric nuclear track detector (DNTD), CA80-15, (C6H8O9N2)n. Ranges and space angles of the triply formed alpha particles have been measured yielding energy-dependent cross sections. Alternatively, the detector can also be used as a high-energy neutron dosimeter and spectrometer.