Abstract
An approximately 50-kev thick carbon target enriched to 61 percent C13 was bombarded by 3.89-Mev deuterons. The neutrons resulting from the C13(d, n)N14 and C12(d, n)N13 reactions were detected in photographic emulsions placed at angles of 0°, 20°, 45°, and 80° with respect to the incident beam. It was possible to examine the energy level scheme of N14 up to 8.1-Mev excitation and by means of Butler's stripping theory to assign parities to the first three excited states.