ADOPTED LEVELS, GAMMAS for 32Na

Author: Jun Chen |  Citation: Nucl. Data Sheets 201, 1 (2025) |  Cutoff date: 31-Oct-2024 

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Q(β-)=19470 keV 40S(n)= 1680 keV 40S(p)= 1.983×104 keV 27Q(α)= -1.719×104 keV 13
Reference: 2021WA16

References:
  A  32Ne β- decay (4.1 MS)  B  9Be(48Ca,X’γ)
  C  12C(32Na,32Na’γ) 

General Comments:

Mass measurements: 2017Ga20, 2007Ju03, 2001Sa72, 2000Sa21, 1991Or01, 1991Zh24, 1987Gi05, 1975Th08

Other measurements:

1972Kl04 (also 1972RiZJ thesis): first identification and production of 32Na nuclide in U(p,X) reaction at E=24 GeV, CERN-ISOLDE facility. Measured isotopic half-life. Later publications from the same laboratory dealing with spectroscopic measurements: 1975Th08, 1978De39, 1979De02, 1980De26, 1983De04, 1984La03, 1984Gu19, 1993Kl02

2007Ma04: The 32Na beam produced by Ta(p,X) at E=500 MeV at ISAC-TRIUMF facility. Measured Eγ, Iγ, γγ and βγγ coin

2008Tr04: 32Na parent produced in reaction 9Be(48Ca,X) with E=140 MeV/nucleon beam provided by NSCL at Michigan University. A1900 spectrometer. Products implanted in double-sided silicon strip detector as part of β-counting system. Measured half-lives using time-of-flight.

Measurements of charge radii using 32Na beam: 1995Su18, 1997Su04, 1998Su07, 2006Kh08

Structure calculations:

2013Li13: calculated T1/2, β-delayed neutron emission probabilities, log ft, branching ratios.

1994Po05: calculated levels, binding energies

1975Ca27: calculated single-particle energies, quadrupole moment, deformation parameter

No details are available about the decay of 32Ne to 32Na.

The existence of 33Ne nuclide, which can possibly decay to 32Na by neutron emission, has been searched (2007Ba71, 2002No11, 2002Lu09, 2002Lu19, 1997Sa14) but no events have been associated with this nuclide, estimated half-life < 180 ns, suggesting that 33Ne is unstable towards particle emission.

This nuclide is of possible relevance to "island of inversion " near n=20.

Q-value: S(2n)=5980 40, S(2p)=44900 500 (syst), Q(β-n)=13690 40 (2021Wa16)









E(level)
(keV)
XREFJπ(level) T1/2(level)E(γ)
(keV)
I(γ)Final Levels
    0ABC (3-) 13.2 ms 4 
% β- = 100
% β-n = 24 7
% β-2n = 8.3 21
    
  401 B  (2-,4-)     401
  100
    0
(3-)
  569 12   C     569 12 
  100
    0
(3-)
  625 B  (0+,6-) 24 µs 2    224
 
  401
(2-,4-)

E(level): From Eγ data

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Additional Level Data and Comments:

E(level)Jπ(level)T1/2(level)Comments
    0(3-) 13.2 ms 4 
% β- = 100
% β-n = 24 7
% β-2n = 8.3 21
-n: others: %β-n=39 6 (total delayed-neutron decay,1984La03). %β-1n=21 8 (1984La03), 32 13 (1980De26,1984Gu19); %β-2n=9.4 25 (1984La03), 8 3 (1980De26,1984Gu19).
E(level): %β-n: others: %β-n=39 6 (total delayed-neutron decay,1984La03). %β-1n=21 8 (1984La03), 32 13 (1980De26,1984Gu19); %β-2n=9.4 25 (1984La03), 8 3 (1980De26,1984Gu19).
  625(0+,6-) 24 µs 2  Configuration=πd5/2~#νf7/2 if spherical isomer, π3/2+[211]~#ν3/2+[202] if deformed spin isomer (2023Gr04).

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Additional Gamma Comments:

E(level)E(gamma)Comments
  401  401E(γ): from (48Ca,X’γ) (2023Gr04)
  569  569E(γ): from (32Na,32Na’γ) (2010Do05)
  625  224E(γ): from (48Ca,X’γ) (2023Gr04)

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