ADOPTED LEVELS, GAMMAS for 102Tc

Author: D. De Frenne |  Citation: Nucl. Data Sheets 110, 1745 (2009) |  Cutoff date: 31-Dec-2008 

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Q(β-)=4532 keV 10S(n)= 6.30×103 keV 3S(p)= 8343 keV 10Q(α)= -3465 keV 11
Reference: 2012WA38

References:
  A  102Mo β- decay  B  102Tc IT decay
  C  100Mo(3He,p),104Ru(d,α) 







E(level)
(keV)		XREFJπ(level) T1/2(level)E(γ)
(keV)		I(γ)Final Levels
    0ABC 1+ 5.28 s 15 
% β- = 100
    
    0.0+X B  (4,5) 4.35 m 7 
% IT = 2 2
% β- = 98 2
    
   20  C       
   34?  C       
  174  C       
  195  C       
  211.66 3 ?A C (0+,2+)     211.66 3 
  100
    0
1+
  223.83 4 A   (1)     223.83 4 
  100
    0
1+
  248  C       
  266.63 6 A C (0+,2+)      42.85 8 
  266.6 4 
   30 7 
  100 9 
  223.83
    0
(1)
1+
  298  C (3+)       
  315  C       
  359.86 4 A C 1+      93.24 5 
  136.02 5 
  148.19 3 
  359.9 3 
    2.7 3 
    6.2 3 
  100 5 
    7.1 20 
  266.63
  223.83
  211.66
    0
(0+,2+)
(1)
(0+,2+)
1+
  393  C       
  416  C (2-)       
  443  C       
  472  C       
  509  C       
  526  C       
  573  C       
  618  C       
  637  C       
  689  C       
E(level)
(keV)		XREFJπ(level) T1/2(level)E(γ)
(keV)		I(γ)Final Levels
  727  C       
  868  C       

E(level): Energy of levels observed in 102Mo β- decay calculated with a least-squares procedure using the adopted gammas

E(level): ΔE=10 to 15 keV for levels observed in 102Mo(3He,p), 104Ru(d,α).

E(γ): Data are from 102Mo β- decay

I(γ): Branchings from each level, normalized to 100 for the strongest transition.

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Additional Level Data and Comments:

E(level)Jπ(level)T1/2(level)Comments
  443   E(level): Possible doublet.
  689   E(level): Possible doublet.
  727   E(level): Possible doublet.
  868   Unresolved multiplet is observed in (3He,p).

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