Abstract
The (, ) reaction has been used to study the particle-unstable nucleus . The ground state of is observed as a broad peak at a mass excess of 16.9±0.2 MeV with a width greater than 900 keV. A well defined narrower peak is observed at a mass excess of 18.088±0.025 MeV and with a width of 240±30 keV. It is shown to be the mirror of the first excited state of . The analog of the state was observed in at MeV. This state is shown to proton decay to the first excited state of and to have a width of 135±15 keV.
NUCLEAR REACTIONS () measured reaction values, ; deduced mass excesses, excitation energies. Deduced coefficients IMME.
- Received 28 November 1977
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.17.1939
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