Decay ofto Levels in
- 18 November 1966
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review B
- Vol. 151 (3) , 950-955
- https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.151.950
Abstract
The beta decay to levels in has been studied by means of scintillation spectrometers and a Ge(Li) detector. The sources of the activity have been obtained from the reaction. The half-life of the activity has been measured as 7.75±0.31 min. Gamma-ray transitions (with intensities in percent of total Tb decays) observed are: 81.0±0.8 (65%), a complex 184.5±0.4 (19%), 259.2±0.6 (72%), 805.2±1.2 (45%), 881.5±3.5 (15%), and 887.5±1.5 keV (35%). Gamma-ray transitions of 620±30, 690±25, and 1070±30 keV are tentatively indicated. A -level scheme is proposed with levels at 887.5 (, ), 962.2 (, , and 1147 keV ( or , ). Alternative placement of several transitions is discussed. Measurements of the beta spectrum yield a strong 1375±50-keV branch () to the 1147-keV level, a tentative branch (<10%, to the 887.5-keV level, and no indication of a branch to the levels in the ground-state rotational band.
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