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8C (2004TI06)


(See the Isobar Diagram for 8C)

Mass of 8C: The atomic mass excess of 8C is 35094 ± 23 keV (2003AU03); Γcm = 230 ± 50 keV [Jπ = 0+; T = 2]: see (1979AJ01). 8C is stable with respect to 7B + p (Q = -0.07 MeV) and unstable with respect to 6Be + 2p (Q = 2.14), 5Li + 3p (Q = 1.55) and 4He + 4p (Q = 3.51). At E(3He) = 76 MeV the differential cross section for formation of 8Cg.s. in the 14N(3He, 9Li) reaction is ≈ 5 nb/sr at θlab = 10°. The 12C(α, 8He)8C reaction has been studied at Eα = 156 MeV: dσ/dΩ ≈ 20 nb/sr at θlab = 20°: see (1979AJ01). See also (1985AN28) and (1987BL18, 1987SA15, 1988CO15, 1996GR21, 1996KA14, 1996SU24, 1997BA54, 1997PO12, 1998WI10, 1999HA61, 2000WI09, 2001CO21, 2003BA99).