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ARCS White Beam Vanadium Normalization Data for SNS Cycle 2022B

Abernathy, Douglas [Oak Ridge National Laboratory] (ORCID:000000023533003X)·Granroth, Garrett (ORCID:0000000275838778)·Goyette, Rick
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Neutron scattering Data from a Vanadium cylinder. Acquired on the ARCS spectrometer in white beam mode to normalize the detector efficiencies. During Cycle 2022B

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Abernathy, Douglas [Oak Ridge National Laboratory] (ORCID:000000023533003X), Granroth, Garrett (ORCID:0000000275838778), Goyette, Rick. 2025-02-13. ARCS White Beam Vanadium Normalization Data for SNS Cycle 2022B. https://doi.org/10.14461/oncat.data%2F2515590

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