Multipole mixing ratios of the 198 and 177 keV γ-ray transitions in 169Tm
Identifieur interne : 001828 ( Pascal/Corpus ); précédent : 001827; suivant : 001829Multipole mixing ratios of the 198 and 177 keV γ-ray transitions in 169Tm
Auteurs : C. C. Dey ; B. K. SinhaSource :
- Physical Review C (Nuclear Physics) [ 0556-2813 ] ; 1994-01.
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The multipole mixing ratios for the 198 and 177 keV γ-ray transitions in 169Tm are determined as δ(198) = -6.1-0.6+0.4 and δ(177) = -0.20-0.03+0.04 from new measurements of angular correlation of the 63-198 and 63-177 keV cascades in addition to measurements on the cascades passing through the 118 and 139 keV levels. The present value of δ(198) indicates an almost pure E2 character for the 198 keV γ ray while from earlier measurements an admixture of only 9% E2 was reported for this γ ray. For both the 198 and 177 keV transitions the results do not agree with the conversion electron measurements and indicate that the conversion processes in these transitions are not normal. From time-differential measurement on the 63-198 keV cascade, the relaxation constant λ2 = (0.31*.+.or.-.*0.21)×107 sec-1 is obtained using the source in acetic acid solution. The integral attenuation coefficients for the 316 keV level are found to be G2 = 0.19*.+.or.-.*0.04 in liquid chloride source and G2 = 0.57*.+.or.-.*0.06 in liquid acetate source.
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AU : | DEY (C. C.); SINHA (B. K.) |
AF : | Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics, 1/AF, Bidhannagar, Calcutta-700 064, India (1 aut., 2 aut.) |
DT : | Publication en série; Courte communication, note brève; Niveau analytique |
SO : | Physical Review C (Nuclear Physics); ISSN 0556-2813; Coden PRVCAN; Etats-Unis; Da. 1994-01; Vol. 49; No. 1; Pp. 533-536 |
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EA : | The multipole mixing ratios for the 198 and 177 keV γ-ray transitions in 169Tm are determined as δ(198) = -6.1-0.6+0.4 and δ(177) = -0.20-0.03+0.04 from new measurements of angular correlation of the 63-198 and 63-177 keV cascades in addition to measurements on the cascades passing through the 118 and 139 keV levels. The present value of δ(198) indicates an almost pure E2 character for the 198 keV γ ray while from earlier measurements an admixture of only 9% E2 was reported for this γ ray. For both the 198 and 177 keV transitions the results do not agree with the conversion electron measurements and indicate that the conversion processes in these transitions are not normal. From time-differential measurement on the 63-198 keV cascade, the relaxation constant λ2 = (0.31*.+.or.-.*0.21)×107 sec-1 is obtained using the source in acetic acid solution. The integral attenuation coefficients for the 316 keV level are found to be G2 = 0.19*.+.or.-.*0.04 in liquid chloride source and G2 = 0.57*.+.or.-.*0.06 in liquid acetate source. |
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= (0.31*.+.or.-.*0.21)×10<sup>7</sup>
sec<sup>-1</sup>
is obtained using the source in acetic acid solution. The integral attenuation coefficients for the 316 keV level are found to be G<sub>2</sub>
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<sup>+0.04</sup>
from new measurements of angular correlation of the 63-198 and 63-177 keV cascades in addition to measurements on the cascades passing through the 118 and 139 keV levels. The present value of δ(198) indicates an almost pure E2 character for the 198 keV γ ray while from earlier measurements an admixture of only 9% E2 was reported for this γ ray. For both the 198 and 177 keV transitions the results do not agree with the conversion electron measurements and indicate that the conversion processes in these transitions are not normal. From time-differential measurement on the 63-198 keV cascade, the relaxation constant λ<sub>2</sub>
= (0.31*.+.or.-.*0.21)×10<sup>7</sup>
sec<sup>-1</sup>
is obtained using the source in acetic acid solution. The integral attenuation coefficients for the 316 keV level are found to be G<sub>2</sub>
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