Abstract
The radiation following the decay of to was measured with a variety of detectors in experiments where -ray singles, time dependent -ray spectra, coincidence, and angular correlation data were collected. The activity was produced by on-line mass separation from the products of the reaction. The half-life of was determined to be 11.5±0.2 s. A level scheme for odd-odd was deduced from coincidence information in which 91 rays were placed among 26 levels. Internal conversion and angular correlation measurements yielded spin-parity assignments for several levels. Several features of the level scheme are discussed including the decay to low-lying levels and the possible core-coupled structure of the levels.
RADIOACTIVITY [from ], measured , , , , coincidence, angular correlation; HPGe, Ge(Li), and LEPS detectors; deduced levels, , , , and . Mass-separated activity.
- Received 10 March 1982
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.26.1198
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