Abstract
The α decay of was identified in bombardments of with ions. Its α-decay energy and half-life were determined to be 6.919±0.015 MeV and ms, respectively. The nuclidic assignment was based on excitation-function and cross-bombardment KSm) data and on decay-energy systematics. From the known mass of and the 6.919-MeV α-decay energy we deduce the mass excess of to be (-6823±25) keV. Also, a half-life of 300±80 ms was measured for .
- Received 12 February 1987
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevC.35.2330
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