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Frances Pleasonton

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According to Wikipedia, Frances Pleasonton was a Particle Physicist at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. She was an active teacher and researcher, and a member of the team who first demonstrated neutron decay in 1951. Early life and education Pleasonton earned her bachelor's degree at Bryn Mawr College. She was an editor of the Bryn Mawr College yearbook. She went on to teach at Winsor School, Girls Latin School of Chicago and Brearley School. She returned to Bryn Mawr College for her master's degree, working as a warden at Pembroke East, and graduated in 1943. She was demonstrator-elect in physics and took a leave of absence for government service in 1942. During her master's degree she identified the crystal structure of Rochelle salt.

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Frances Pleasonton's Published Works

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PROMPT GAMMA RAYS EMITTED IN THE THERMAL-NEUTRON-INDUCED FISSION OF $sup 235$U. (1972) (83)
Precision Measurement of the Recoil Energy Spectrum from the Decay of He-6 (1963) (74)
Evaluation of semiconductor detectors for fission fragment energy measurements (1966) (74)
The Atomic and Molecular Consequences of Radioactive Decay (1958) (51)
Prompt γ-rays emitted in the thermal-neutron induced fission of 233U and 239Pu (1973) (46)
Fragment-mass and kinetic-energy distributions from the spontaneous fission of $sup 246$Cm (1973) (31)
Fission-Fragment Energy-Correlation Measurements for the Thermal-Neutron Fission of 233U (1968) (30)
Electron Shake Off following the β − Decay of He 6 (1963) (28)
Ionization Following Beta Decay in Krypton-85 (1957) (28)
Radioactive Decay of the Neutron (1950) (28)
CHARGE SPECTROMETRY FOR Xe$sup 133$-Cs$sup 13$$sup 3$ (1958) (27)
Molecular dissociation following radioactive decay: Tritium hydride (1957) (26)
Spectrometry of the Neutrino Recoils of Argon-37 (1955) (26)
Fission barrier of /sup 153/Tb (1980) (25)
Ionization following internal conversion in xenon (1957) (25)
Indirect measurement of neutron emission from fission fragments (1968) (15)
Systematics of Fragment Mass and Energy Distributions for Proton-Induced Fission of U-233, U-235, and U-238 (1973) (10)
CHARGE SPECTROMETRY FOR Kr$sup 79$-Br$sup 7$$sup 9$ (1959) (10)
An absolute measurement of the 6He decay energy (1963) (10)
Spontaneous-fission branching in the decay of 104 259 (1981) (9)
Fission of $sup 209$Bi by 36.1-MeV protons: search for an asymmetric component in the mass distribution, and neutron-emission results (1973) (8)
The half-life of He6 (1962) (8)
Internal bremsstrahlung from 6He (1965) (8)
Response of Solid-State Detectors to Fission Fragments (1966) (4)
Multiple Ionization in Xenon Following Internal Conversion (1956) (3)
System for Continuous Generation and Fast Transfer of Radioactive Gases (1964) (3)
SPECTROMETRY OF RECOILS FROM NEUTRINO EMISSION IN ARGON-37 (1955) (2)
Prompt $gamma$ rays emitted in the thermal--neutron induced fission of $sup 233$U and $sup 239$Pu (1973) (2)
Prompt gamma rays emitted in the thermal-neutron-induced fission of $sup 233$U, $sup 235$U, and $sup 239$Pu and the spontaneous fission of $sup 252$Cf (1973) (1)
Plasil et al. respond (1982) (1)
Neon-induced fission of silver (1972) (1)
Reactions between /sup 20/Ne and nickel (1978) (0)
Strongly-damped collisions of 164 and 173-MeV /sup 20/Ne on Ni. [Z and angular dependences, cross sections] (1976) (0)
A VARIABLE-GRID RESPONSE MATRIX FOR A 5 x 4 NaI SCINTILLATION SPECTROMETER. (1970) (0)
The Automotive Industry (1921) (0)
A Model of the Structure of Rochelle Salt (1944) (0)
Systematics of fragment mass and energy distributions for proton-induced fission of $sup 233$U, $sup 235$U, and $sup 238$U (1973) (0)
Mass and total kinetic energy distributions from the spontaneous fission of $sup 246$Cm (1973) (0)

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Bryn Mawr College

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