Deuteron stripping cross section from C-13 at deuteron energies below 350 keV

Cross sections for deuteron stripping from the C-13 nucleus have been measured for 200-350 keV deuterons. The excitation functions of the C-13(d, p)C-14 reaction were measured at 30 degrees, 66 degrees, 110 degrees, 128 degrees, 146 degrees and 164 degrees, while the angular distributions of the C-13(d, p)C-14 reaction were measured at deuteron energies of 200, 230, 250, 270, 290, 310, 335 and 350 keV. The excitation functions of the C-13(d, p)C-14 reaction show a smooth variation of the cross section with energy. The angular distributions of the C-13(d, p)C-14 reaction are highly asymmetric and are forward-peaked. The asymmetric shape of the angular distribution of the C-13(d: p)C-14 reaction indicates a dominating contribution from the direct reaction in this channel. The trend in the angular distributions of the C-13(d, p)C-14 reaction is consistent with published results at higher deuteron energies (Putt 1971).