Abstract
The decay scheme of neutron-rich is reported for the first time. Sources of mass-separated were produced using an in-beam target ion source combination. The half-life was measured to be 0.506±0.015 sec. Of 11 rays observed, 10 were placed in a level scheme consisting of 6 excited states at 260, 308, 555, 585, 626, and 688 keV. The level density of low-spin excited states is less than that for , and most of our levels are describable in terms of a single proton hole coupled to a single neutron hole. Surprisingly, most of the strength feeds one level in at 688 keV.
RADIOACTIVITY [from ]; measured , , , -coin, Ge(Li) detectors; deduced levels, , , . Mass separated activity.
- Received 17 May 1978
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.18.1463
©1978 American Physical Society