ADOPTED LEVELS, GAMMAS for 190Re
Authors: Balraj Singh, and Jun Chen | Citation: Nucl. Data Sheets 169, 1 (2020) | Cutoff date: 15-Oct-2020
Full ENSDF file | Adopted Levels (PDF version)
Q(β-)=3125 keV 5 | S(n)= 5675 keV 10 | S(p)= 7252 keV 40 | Q(α)= 600 keV 60 | ||
Reference: 2020GR08,2017WA10 |
References: | |||
A | 190W β- decay (30.0 M) | B | 190Re IT decay (3.1 H) |
E(level) (keV) | XREF | Jπ(level) | T1/2(level) | E(γ) (keV) | I(γ) | M(γ) | Final Levels | |
0 | AB | (2)- | 3.0 m 2 % β- = 100 | |||||
119.12 5 | B | (3)- | 119.12 5 | 100 | M1(+E2) | 0 | (2)- | |
162.10 10 | A | (0+) | 162.1 1 | 100 | (M2) | 0 | (2)- | |
204 10 | B | (6-) | 3.1 h 2 % IT = 45.6 20 % β- = 54.4 20 | 85? | | [M3] | 119.12 | (3)- |
319.70 15 | A | 1+ | 157.6 1 | 100 | (M1) | 162.10 | (0+) |
E(level): From a least-squares fit to γ-ray energies
E(level) (keV) | Jπ(level) | T1/2(level) | E(γ) (keV) | Multipolarity | Mixing Ratio | Conversion Coefficient | Additional Data |
119.12 | (3)- | 119.12 5 | M1(+E2) | 0.4 +7-4 | 3.0 | α=3.0 5, α(K)=2.3 9, α(L)=0.5 3, α(M)=0.12 8, α(N)=0.029 18, α(O)=0.0047 24, α(P)=0.00025 10 | |
162.10 | (0+) | 162.1 1 | (M2) | 7.85 | α=7.85, α(K)=5.81 9, α(L)=1.558 23, α(M)=0.380 6, α(N)=0.0928 14, α(O)=0.01527 22, α(P)=0.000984 14 | ||
204 | (6-) | 3.1 h 2 % IT = 45.6 20 % β- = 54.4 20 | 85 | [M3] | 8.0×102 | α=8.0×102 4 | |
319.70 | 1+ | 157.6 1 | (M1) | 1.414 | α=1.414, α(K)=1.172 17, α(L)=0.187 3, α(M)=0.0428 6, α(N)=0.01039 15, α(O)=0.001746 25, α(P)=0.0001277 18 |
Additional Level Data and Comments:
E(level) | Jπ(level) | T1/2(level) | Comments |
0 | (2)- | 3.0 m 2 % β- = 100 | Configuration=ν9/2[505]~#π5/2[402], Kπ=2- (1976Ha39, 1974Ya02). |
119.12 | (3)- | 3- member of configuration=ν9/2[505]~#π5/2[402], Kπ=2- (1976Ha39, 1974Ya02). | |
162.10 | (0+) | Configuration=ν9/2[505]~#π9/2[514], Kπ=0+ (1976Ha39, 1974Ya02). | |
204 | (6-) | 3.1 h 2 % IT = 45.6 20 % β- = 54.4 20 | %IT: deduced by the evaluators from γ+ce intensity balances of γ transitions in 190Os from β- decays of the 3.0-min g.s. and the 3.1H isomer of 190Re in equilibrium (which means the total number of 190Re g.s. decays is equal to the total number of 190Re IT decays that feeds the g.s.) measured by 1974Ya02. Note that the relative γ intensities given as for 190Re isomer β- decay in 1974Ya02 are actually for the combination of 190Re isomer and g.s. β- decays, with the latter fed by the IT decays of 190Re isomer in equilibrium. See those decay datasets of 190Os for more details. E(level): %IT: deduced by the evaluators from γ+ce intensity balances of γ transitions in 190Os from β- decays of the 3.0-min g.s. and the 3.1H isomer of 190Re in equilibrium (which means the total number of 190Re g.s. decays is equal to the total number of 190Re IT decays that feeds the g.s.) measured by 1974Ya02. Note that the relative γ intensities given as for 190Re isomer β- decay in 1974Ya02 are actually for the combination of 190Re isomer and g.s. β- decays, with the latter fed by the IT decays of 190Re isomer in equilibrium. See those decay datasets of 190Os for more details. |
E(level) | E(gamma) | Comments |
119.12 | 119.12 | E(γ): from 190Re IT decay |
162.10 | 162.1 | E(γ): from 190W β- decay M(γ): From intensity balance arguments in 190W β- decay |
204 | 85 | E(γ): no isomeric transitions from the decay of this isomer have been reported in the literature. Transition to the 119, (3)- level is suggested by evaluators. If this transition has 100% I(γ+ce) branching, then B(M3)(W.u.)=0.000102 +12-11. E4 transition to the g.s., (2)- is also possible. |
319.70 | 157.6 | M(γ): From intensity balance arguments in 190W β- decay |
Mass measurements: 2020Gr08 (reference to 192Ir mass using (d,α) reaction with Q3D magnetic spectrograph at MLL, measured mass excess=-35583 keV 5), 2012Re19 (Schottky mass spectrometry technique at GSI, measured isomer-to-g.s. mass difference=204 keV 10)
Theory references: consult the NSR database (www.nndc.bnl.gov/nsr/) for two primary references dealing with nuclear structure calculations.
2006Wa31 calculated total Routhian surfaces (TRS), which predicted oblate shapes induced by rotation-alignment of πh11/2~#νi13/2 pair of nucleons, with the oblate shape remaining yrast over a large range of angular momentum. Near-prolate high-K energy minima at h|w≈0 and near-oblate energy minima at h|w≈0.1 MeV are predicted from total Routhian surface (TRS) calculations in this work
Q-value: S(2n)=12760 70, S(2p)=16600 90 (2017Wa10)