Results:2 different decay possibilities were found
Dataset #1:
Author: Balraj Singh Citation:Nuclear Data Sheets 108, 79 (2007)
| Parent Nucleus | Parent E(level) | Parent Jπ | Parent T1/2 | Decay Mode | GS-GS Q-value (keV) | Daughter Nucleus | Decay Scheme | ENSDF file | ||
| 548.9372 | (11/2)- | 0.44 ms 3 | IT |
|
Electrons:
| Energy (keV) | Intensity (%) | Dose ( MeV/Bq-s ) | |
| Auger L | 7.42 | 49.7 % 11 | 0.00369 8 |
| CE L | 40.797 19 | 74 % | 0.030 |
| CE M | 51.725 19 | 20 % | 0.0102 |
| Auger K | 52.4 | 0.076 % 8 | 4.0E-5 4 |
| CE K | 413.0471 21 | 1.899 % | 0.00784500 |
| CE L | 479.4192 20 | 0.542 % | 0.002596266 |
| CE M | 490.3471 20 | 0.132 % | 6.49533E-4 |
Gamma and X-ray radiation:
| Energy (keV) | Intensity (%) | Dose ( MeV/Bq-s ) | |
| XR l | 9.71 | 25.9 % 11 | 0.00252 10 |
| 55.150 19 | 0.30 % | 1.65E-4 | |
| XR kα2 | 66.991 | 0.522 % 11 | 3.50E-4 8 |
| XR kα1 | 68.806 | 0.881 % 19 | 6.06E-4 13 |
| XR kβ3 | 77.577 | 0.1058 % 21 | 8.21E-5 16 |
| XR kβ1 | 77.982 | 0.203 % 4 | 1.58E-4 3 |
| XR kβ2 | 80.13 | 0.0729 % 15 | 5.84E-5 12 |
| 493.772 2 | 97.4 % | 0.4809339 | |
Gamma Coincidence Data:
For each gamma, the list of gammas in coincidence is given.
If experimentally known, an estimate of the average time interval (in seconds) between both gammas is given.
| E(γ) | Coincidence |
| 55.150 | 493.772 |
| 493.772 | 55.150 |
Dataset #2:
Author: Balraj Singh Citation:Nuclear Data Sheets 108, 79 (2007)
| Parent Nucleus | Parent E(level) | Parent Jπ | Parent T1/2 | Decay Mode | GS-GS Q-value (keV) | Daughter Nucleus | Decay Scheme | ENSDF file | ||
| 0.0 | 3/2+ | 3.139 d 7 | β-: 100 % | 452.0 6 |
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Beta-:
| Energy (keV) | End-point energy (keV) | Intensity (%) | Dose ( MeV/Bq-s ) |
| 67.21 21 | 243.8 6 | 21.5 % 4 | 0.0145 3 |
| 82.29 22 | 293.6 6 | 72.0 % 13 | 0.0592 11 |
| 132.77 24 | 452.0 6 | 6.5 % 13 | 0.0086 17 |
Mean beta- energy: 82 keV 3, total beta- intensity: 100.0 % 19, mean beta- dose: 0.082 MeV/Bq-s 3
Electrons:
| Energy (keV) | Intensity (%) | Dose ( MeV/Bq-s ) | |
| Auger L | 7.6 | 12.5 % 3 | 9.52E-4 23 |
| CE L | 34.9871 10 | 3.21 % 10 | 0.00112 3 |
| CE M | 46.2648 11 | 0.750 % 22 | 3.47E-4 10 |
| Auger K | 53.8 | 0.70 % 7 | 3.8E-4 4 |
| CE K | 75.2762 8 | 11.84 % 20 | 0.00891 15 |
| CE K | 125.1025 8 | 6.55 % 14 | 0.00819 17 |
| CE M | 154.8169 11 | 4.76 % 8 | 0.00737 13 |
| CE L | 193.3655 10 | 1.24 % 3 | 0.00239 5 |
| CE M | 204.6432 11 | 0.291 % 6 | 5.96E-4 13 |
Gamma and X-ray radiation:
| Energy (keV) | Intensity (%) | Dose ( MeV/Bq-s ) | |
| XR l | 9.99 | 6.9 % 3 | 6.9E-4 3 |
| 49.82635 12 | 0.360 % 11 | 1.80E-4 5 | |
| XR kα2 | 68.894 | 5.06 % 13 | 0.00348 9 |
| XR kα1 | 70.818 | 8.51 % 20 | 0.00603 14 |
| XR kβ3 | 79.824 | 1.028 % 24 | 8.21E-4 19 |
| XR kβ1 | 80.225 | 1.97 % 5 | 0.00158 4 |
| XR kβ2 | 82.473 | 0.712 % 17 | 5.87E-4 14 |
| 158.37851 10 | 40.0 % 7 | 0.0634 11 | |
| 208.20481 12 | 8.72 % 18 | 0.0182 4 | |
Gamma Coincidence Data:
For each gamma, the list of gammas in coincidence is given.
If experimentally known, an estimate of the average time interval (in seconds) between both gammas is given.
| E(γ) | Coincidence |
| 49.82635 | 158.37851 (2.46E-9) |
| 158.37851 | 49.82635 (2.46E-9) |