Abstract
The new isotopes [ s] and [ s] were produced in (, ) reactions and transported to a measuring station by use of the He-jet technique. Decay properties were observed with , , and spectroscopy. The assignment of the new isotopes was based on a cross bombardment, +, and on results of -x-ray coincidence measurements. The mass assignment was deduced from measured excitation functions. Beta-delayed rays were identified, 11 for and 3 for , and level schemes for and are proposed based on the results of intensity and coincidence measurements. A small branch [%] with a decay energy of (10) keV was found in the decay of . The reduced width for is in accordance with those for neighboring nuclei. With the new -decay energy, mass values were derived for , , , , and . The new masses as well as values deduced for two-proton binding energies are compared with predictions of current mass formulas.
RADIOACTIVITY from (,); measured , , , , and ; deduced level schemes; deduced reduced width for ; deduced mass values for , , , , and . He-jet technique; Ge(HP), Ge(Li), and Si surface-barrier detectors.
- Received 22 January 1982
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.25.3091
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