Argonne Physics Division

Stable Beams Available from ATLAS

Updated August 16, 2004

	Beam currents listed in the table were obtained with naturally occurring material for the given isotope.
a	Other isotopes available with currents proportional to their abundance. For more beam current isotopically enriched material may be used, but the User should, in general, contact the User Liaison or ATLAS Operations to check on the availability of enriched material.
b	Indicates elements for which isotopically enriched material has been successfully used in the past.
c	Allowed maximum radiation may limit beam current.
*	The maximum energies in Area II are about 0.6 times these values.
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Iona	Maximum Energy (Mev) for Areas III,IV*	Maximum Current at Maximum Energy (pna)	Beam Current at Energy of 6 MeV/u (pnA)
7Li	110	100c	200c
10Bb,c	175	13	13
12Cb	200	1000c	>1000c
14N	225	800c	>1000c
16Ob	265	>1000c	>1000c
19F	300	10	50
20Ne	320	1000	>1000c
24Mg	390	2	10
27Al	400	5	20
28Sib	430	100	>1000
32Sb	470	100	1000
35Cl	480	12	35
40Arb	540	1000	>1000
40Cab	540	200	>1000
48Tib	540	20	100
51V	570	0.5	2
52Cr	600	10	40
56Feb	680	10	50
59Co	680	10	50
58Nib	680	20	100
63Cu	680	20	100
64Zn	680	4	20
74Geb	760	2	10
80Se	760	2	10
79Br	875	2	10
84Krb	875	200	1000
90Zrb	875	1	5
98Mob	975	1.5	7
102Rub	1025	3	12
107Ag	1070	10	50
120Snb	1300	2	10
130Teb	1300	2	10
132Xeb	1300	4	20
133Csb	1300	10	50
180Hf	1620	2	10
197Au	1750	10	50
208Pbb	1800	20	100
209Bib	1800	10	50
238U	1925	4	20