Alpha-particle decay of 218Th, a new isotope
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2013, Atomic Data and Nuclear Data TablesCitation Excerpt :A detailed timeline of the discovery of thorium radioactivity can be found in the 1966 article by Badash [55]. Hiruta et al. reported the discovery of 218Th in the 1973 paper “Alpha-particle decay of 218Th, a new isotope” [62]. A 209Bi target was bombarded with 65–96 MeV 14N beams from the RIKEN cyclotron forming 218Th in the (5n) fusion–evaporation reaction.
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1974, Nuclear Physics, Section AGround-state α-decay of N = 128 isotones <sup>216</sup>Ra, <sup>217</sup>Ac and <sup>218</sup>Th
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