60MN    60MN IT DECAY:1.0 US          2009FO05                  13NDS    201312
 60MN  H TYP=FUL$AUT=E. BROWNE, J. K. TULI$CIT=NDS 114, 1849 (2013)$
 60MN2 H CUT=31-Dec-2012$
 60MN c  {+60}Mn produced through the {+9}Be({+238}U,X) reaction. {+238}U
 60MN2c  beam produced at E=8.00 MeV/nucleon by the K500 and K1200
 60MN3c  cyclotrons at the National Superconducting Laboratory at Michigan
 60MN4c  State University. Reaction products were separated using the A1900
 60MN5c  fragment separator and detected using two parallel plate avalanche
 60MN6c  counters, a Si |DE detector, four Si detectors, and a plastic
 60MN7c  scintillator. Measurements of the time-of-flight (tof), B|r and total
 60MN8c  kinetic energy were used to determine the atomic number, mass number
 60MN9c  and charge state of reaction products. The |g's were detected with one
 60MNAc  HPGe detector. Half-lives were measured using the time difference
 60MNBc  between implantation events and HPGe events, which was not suitable
 60MNCc  for measuring half-lives of less than 500 ns. Measured particle
 60MNDc  spectra, E|g, I|g, (particle)|g-coincidence and half-lives of
 60MNEc  isomeric states.
 60MN c  Isomer with half-life of 1.0 |ms {I+3-2} discovered but with an
 60MN2c  uncertain level scheme
 60MN cG RI$ Photons per 100 fragments.
 60MN  P 114                           1.0 US    +3-2
 60MN  N  1          1         1
 60MN dN NR$listed |g-ray intensity is per 100 fragments
 60MN PN                                                                     3
 60MN  L 0            1+
 60MN cL J$ from Adopted Levels, Gammas.
 60MN  L 114.0     7  (3+)             1.0 US    +3-2                        M ?
 60MN cL E$ placement of 114|g and isomer energy are uncertain.
 60MN2cL Level has not been included in Adopted Levels, Gammas.
 60MN cL J$ from shell-model predictions
 60MN cL T$ Measured in 2009Fo05 from time correlations between implanted
 60MN2cL {+60}Mn nuclei and |g-ray events.
 60MN  G 114.0     7                                            100            ?