New Isotopes: ${}^{11}{Li}$ , ${}^{14}B$ , and ${}^{15}B$

19 December 1966

journal article
research article
Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review Letters

Vol. 17 (25) , 1271-1274
https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevlett.17.1271

Abstract

Data obtained with semiconductor detectors and a particle-identifier system on fragments ejected from uranium bombarded with 5.3-GeV protons show that

{}^{11}{Li}

{}^{14}B

, and

{}^{15}B

are particle stable,

{}^{10}{Li}

is particle unstable, and

{}^{13}{Be}

is most probably particle unstable.

Keywords

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New Isotopes:Li11,B14, andB15

Abstract

Keywords

New Isotopes: ${}^{11}{Li}$ , ${}^{14}B$ , and ${}^{15}B$