Abstract
By using the method of proton recoils in nuclear emulsions, angular distributions of neutrons emitted to low-lying states of Si28 in the reaction Al27(d, n)Si28 have been obtained at deuteron energies of 2.16 and 6.00 Mev. As might be expected, the angular distributions obtained at Ed=2.16 Mev show considerable deviations from the predictions of the simple Butler stripping theory. The angular distributions obtained at Ed=6.00 Mev have been analyzed by means of the Butler theory to obtain parities and limits on the spins of Si28 states. These results are, for the ground state, Jπ=0+, 1+, 4+, or 5+; 1.78-Mev state, Jπ=2+ or 3+; 4.62-Mev state, Jπ=1 to 4; 6.24-Mev state, Jπ=2+ or 3+; 6.88-Mev state, Jπ=(1 to 4); 7.90-Mev state, Jπ=2+ or 3+; 8.57-Mev state, Jπ=2+ or 3+; 9.39-Mev state, Jπ=2+ or 3+. It is pointed out that the odd parity of the 4.62-Mev state of Si28 is consistent with the possible shell-model states of a spheroidal nucleus.