Decay ofand
- 8 November 1965
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review B
- Vol. 140 (3B) , B559-B562
- https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.140.b559
Abstract
The decay of sources containing (4.43 day) and (3.3 yr) has been investigated using bettand gamma-ray spectroscopic methods. Conversion-electron data for electron-capture decay have been obtained to complement the gamma-ray data appearing in the literature. The observed transition energies 21.58, 127.24, 179.42, 183.9, 233.4, 237.7, 306.67, and 544.9 keV are consistent with a decay scheme including excited levels in at 127.2, 306.7, 311.2, (523), and 544.5 keV. The decay of is accompanied by transitions with energies 127.24, 198.4, 295.3, 325.2, and 421.8 keV; and coincidence data require that levels in at 127.2, 325.4, and 422.1 keV be populated. The problem of spin assignments for the levels in is discussed.
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