Abstract
A target of BeO, enriched to 94% in , has been bombarded with 31-MeV ions, and delayed activities were measured by means of a fast beam chopper and a NaI(Tl)-plastic coincidence detecting system. rays corresponding to the known activities , , , , , and were observed in coincidence with rays. In addition, the spectrum contained rays of 6.1 and 6.7 MeV decaying with msec. The 6.1-MeV rays are in coincidence with rays having MeV. This activity is assigned to produced in the reaction. Based on the observed -ray intensities the -ray branches to states at 6.09 (), 6.73 (), and 7.34 () MeV are 81 ± 9%, %, and <11%, respectively, where an allowance of 5% has been made for a probable ground-state -ray branch. It is deduced that has a spin-parity of consistent with recent shell-model calculations. The experimental values for the β decay of are also in good agreement with theory.
RADIOACTIVITY : measured , , , coin; deduced of , branches, values; compared with theory.
- Received 24 April 1974
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.10.912
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