8. What thickness of cadmium is needed to reduce the intensity of an incident beam of thermal neutrons to 10% of its original level? Assume a thermal neutron cross section of 2520 barns, an atomic mass of 112.411 amu and a specific gravity of 8.65.
The intensity of neutron beams after passing a distance d in a material is given by
Where
Here, A, atomic weight = 112.411 g/mol
The specific gravity of cadmium = 8.65 g/cm^3
The Avogadro number NA = 6.022*10^23
, the cross section = 2520 barns = 2520*10^-24 cm^2
So,
So, for having I = 0.1I0
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