  Primary and secondary masses of heavy reaction products have been deduced
from kinematics and E-ToF measurements, respectively, for the direct and
reverse collisions of 93Nb and 116Sn at 25 AMeV. Light charged particles have
also been measured in coincidence with the heavy fragments.
  Direct experimental evidence of the correlation of energy-sharing with net
mass transfer has been found using the information from both the heavy
fragments and the light charged particles.
  The ratio of Hydrogen and Helium multiplicities points to a further
correlation of angular momentum sharing with net mass transfer.
