Appendix 5 All CR reactions from Z=70 till Z=92

The table consists of 18 columns. Information about the original nuclide is given in columns 1-4, where column 1 indicates the name of the nuclide, column 2 indicates the number of protons in the nuclide Z, column 3 indicates the number of neutrons in the nuclide, and column 4 indicates the mass defect of the nuclide, taken from the reference book [5]. Columns 5-8 contain the same information about the nuclide into which the nucleons transfer. Columns 9-12 contain the same information about the nuclide from which the nucleons transfer. Column 13 indicates the excess energy obtained as a result of the reaction. Column 14 lists the units of excess energy (keV), column 15 lists the number of transferred protons, column 16 lists the number of transferred neutrons, column 17 lists the amount of energy received by the first nuclide, and column 18 lists the amount of energy received by the second nuclide. The tables are ordered by the atomic number (Z) of the parent nuclides. As can be seen from the tables, for most nuclides, several reactions exist, differing in the number of transferred protons and neutrons. Most nuclides participate in reactions in various capacities: as parent nuclides, as the product into which nucleons are transferred, and as the product from which nucleons are released.