Low mass odd-odd isomers of thallium☆
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The work has been financially supported by the Swedish Atomic Energy Commission.
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We are indebted to Professor The Svedberg for stimulating working conditions, to Fil. Mag. I. B. Svensson for chemical separations, to Ing. R. Ringh for mass separations, and to Ing. Å. Svanheden and his synchrocyclotron crew for irradiations.
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