Abstract
The beta decay rate of the 1+ ground state of Tc100 to the ground and excited states of Mo100 and Ru100 has been calculated using a combination of the charge-conserving and charge-nonconserving modes of the quasiparticle random phase approximation theory. These results, as well as the calculated E2 decay properties of Mo100 and Ru100, are compared with data. In addition, the two-neutrino double beta decay rates of Mo100 to the ground state and excited states of Ru100 are evaluated and analyzed using available experimental data. For completeness, the neutrinoless double beta decay rate of Mo100 is calculated and used to extract the value of the effective neutrino mass and the parameters of a general weak-interaction Hamiltonian.