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\section{\textbf{Primary Beam}}
374 MeV $^{34}$S$^{8+}$ through 5 mg/cm$^2$ Be production target leaves 9.7(2) MeV/u $^{34}$S with a the charge state distribution below.
\begin{table}
\begin{tabular}{ c c }
Charge State & Fraction (\%) \\
16 & 73.5 \\
15 & 25.5 \\
14 & 1 \\
13 & 0.01 \\
12 & 6e-5 \\
\end{tabular}
\caption{374 MeV $^{34}$S through 5 mg/cm$^2$ Be production target.}
\end{table}
\textbf{Note from Bob Scott on the $^{34}$S charge state:} \textit{From: Scott, Robert H. The peak c.s. for $^{34}$S is 8+, you get about 1/3 peak output for 10+, 11+ output is reduced from 10+ to 1/3.}
\textbf{My reply to Matt Hendricks on minimum energy:} \textit{Acceptable Low-Energy for 34S: 374 MeV (11 MeV/u).} \textit{Acceptable beam current limit: >250 particle nano-Amps (> 2 euA for 34S8+ I believe)}.
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\textbf{Bob Scott purchased enriched material:}\textit{ 99.5\% 34S for \$4.8/mg. I have a quote for 400mg at a total of \$1944.00 USD}.