Abstract
The -shell and -subshell internal-conversion coefficients of the retarded transitions in populated in the decay of the 6.8-day have been measured using a high-resolution double-focusing electron spectrometer and a 20- Ge(Li) detector. The conversion coefficients of the 71.6- and 113-keV transitions have been determined by and -x-ray coincidence measurements using a 1- Ge(Li) detector having a thin window and a scintillation detector. The , , and angular correlations of the 208.3-113-keV cascade have been measured using a single gap electron spectrometer, NaI(Tl) -ray spectrometers, and a Ge(Li) detector. The particle parameters for the conversion electrons of the transitions have been evaluated to be: (208.3) = -1.54 ± 0.06 and (113) = -0.20 ± 0.02. The 208.3-113-keV angular correlation as measured using a Lu source in solution gave . The quadrupole admixtures and the penetration parameters of the transitions were evaluated by least-squares analysis of the conversion coefficients and particle parameters. The best solutions are , , for the 321.3-keV transition; , , for the 208.3-keV transition; , for the 71.6-keV transition; , for the 113-keV transition, and for the 136.7-keV transition. From these values and the known lifetimes of the levels the -ray matrix elements and the penetration matrix elements have been calculated and compared with theoretical estimates based on Nilsson's model.
[RADIOACTIVITY ; measured , , and coin, , . , deduced ICC, , , penetration parameters. Double focusing and single gap spectrometers, Ge(Li) detectors. Enriched target.]
- Received 8 June 1973
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.9.336
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