There is no data in the international experimental nuclear reaction database (EXFOR), but evaluated cross sections based on model predictions are available, see examples below. For this kind of cross-sections, I would trust those models, which are adjusted on experimental data of neighboring isotopes.

http://www.oecd-nea.org/janisweb/tree/N/EAF-2010/SIG/Gd/Gd152/MT104

http://www.oecd-nea.org/janisweb/tree/N/EAF-2010/SIG/Gd/Gd154/MT104

http://www.oecd-nea.org/janis

Thanks for your kind information. I will go through the links.

https://www-nds.iaea.org/exfor/servlet/E4sGetTabSect?SectID=390436&req=12569&PenSectID=354748

https://www-nds.iaea.org/exfor/servlet/E4sGetTabSect?SectID=390814&req=12570&PenSectID=355126

Thanks for your kind information. I will go through the links.

Thanks for your kind information. I will go through the links.

One can calculate the reduced mass, binding energy, separation energy ,spin and parity by using basic nuclear physics formulae.These data are enough.

There have been a lot of discrepancies between theoretically obtained value and experimental one. What is actually our concern is to check those equations by comparing with experimentally obtained data.

Dr. Acharya

Thank you for your suggestion. can you please give the details how this data is related to spectroscopic factors for proton pickup reaction.

Dr. Zaman

It is true.