Abstract
The back-angle yields of the oxygen and carbon particles from the {sup 31}P+{sup 16}O reaction have been measured at {ital E}{sub lab}({sup 31}P)=135.6 MeV by using reverse kinematics. Comparison with similar data for the {sup 35}Cl+{sup 12}C reaction forming the same compound nucleus at the same excitation energy and with a very similar spin distribution shows very small entrance-channel dependence of back-angle yields. These results are in contrast to a similar study of the reactions {sup 28}Si+{sup 12}C and {sup 24}Mg+{sup 16}O. It is evident that the oxygen and carbon yields from the {sup 31}P+{sup 16}O and {sup 35}Cl+{sup 12}C reactions have a predominantly compound nucleus origin in contrast to those from the {sup 28}Si+{sup 12}C and {sup 24}Mg+{sup 16}O reactions. Possible connection of this nonequilibrium entrance channel dependence with the presence of nuclear molecular resonances is discussed.
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