Calculate the mean free path for the two isotopes of hydrogen for a thermal neutron. Use 1.11g/cm3 as the density of heavy water

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Calculate the mean free path for the two isotopes of hydrogen for a thermal
neutron. Use 1.11g/cm3 as the density of heavy water
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