Low-Energy Nuclear Level Scheme ofRh104
- 1 January 1963
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review B
- Vol. 129 (1) , 345-352
- https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRev.129.345
Abstract
Investigations of the low-energy level properties (level energies, spins, and parities) of have been undertaken from studies of the coincidence relationships existing between the low-energy capture gamma rays produced by thermal neutron capture in using NaI(Tl) scintillation crystals as detectors. It is known from the decay scheme of the 4.4-min isomer that has energy levels at 52, 96, and 129 keV with spins and parities of 2-, 2+, and 5+, respectively. The data obtained in these investigations have been combined with the isomeric level data in order to determine the properties of several additional levels. Additional levels in have been determined at the following energies, with the level spin and parity in parenthesis after the energy; 184 keV (1±), 192 keV (3+), 269 keV (3±), 450 keV, and either 229 keV (3+) or 325 keV (4+). These spin and parity assignments were made on the basis of a internal conversion coefficient analysis of the coincidence data together with consideration of the relative cascade intensities. On the basis of the possible odd-proton and odd-neutron configurations open to the 184- and 269-keV levels, and considering the transition intensities to the lower levels, it was determined that the negative-parity assignment is most probable for both of these levels, with the levels having configuration assignments of . The 192-keV level together with the 229- or 325-keV level most probably have either or configurations. In fact, if it is the 229-keV level which does exist, as the available evidence might seem to indicate, then, since they both have spins and parities of 3+, the 192-keV level would have one of these configurations while the 229-keV level would have the other.
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