Radioactive Decay of
Phys. Rev. 116, 98 – Published 1 October, 1959
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRev.116.98
Abstract
Decay of has been shown to feed three excited levels in . Gamma rays with energies of 58 kev, 200 kev, 290 kev, and 350 kev have been observed and electron-capture branching ratios have been determined. Only electron capture to the 350-kev level has been detected. The half-life of the 58-kev level in has been shown to be less than 1× sec. The conversion coefficient of the 58-kev gamma ray has been measured and found to be 5±1.5. The disintegration energy of has been shown to lie between 360 and 400 kev; the half-life was remeasured and found to be 144.4±0.2 days.