New isotopes of interest to astrophysics

The beta decays of the new isotopes /sup 53/Ti and /sup 59/Mn have been studied. These neutron-rich isotopes have half-lives of 32.7+or-0.9 s and 4.75+or-0.14 s, respectively. They were produced via the /sup 48/Ca(/sup 7/Li, pn)/sup 53/Ti and /sup 48/Ca(/sup 13/C, pn) /sup 59/Mn reactions using beam...

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Autores principales: Davids, C N, Norman, E B, Pardo, R C, Parks, L A
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: CERN 1976
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Nuclear Physics
Acceso en línea:https://dx.doi.org/10.5170/CERN-1976-013.590
http://cds.cern.ch/record/873830
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author Davids, C N
Norman, E B
Pardo, R C
Parks, L A
author_facet Davids, C N
Norman, E B
Pardo, R C
Parks, L A
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description The beta decays of the new isotopes /sup 53/Ti and /sup 59/Mn have been studied. These neutron-rich isotopes have half-lives of 32.7+or-0.9 s and 4.75+or-0.14 s, respectively. They were produced via the /sup 48/Ca(/sup 7/Li, pn)/sup 53/Ti and /sup 48/Ca(/sup 13/C, pn) /sup 59/Mn reactions using beams from the Argonne National Laboratory FN Tandem Van de Graaff accelerator. Measurement of gamma singles, gamma - gamma coincidences, and beta - gamma coincidences were facilitated by a pneumatic target-transfer system ('rabbit'). Decay schemes are presented, and the measured masses compared with various predictions. The relevance to astrophysics will be discussed. In addition, a new 8-target multiple rabbit system will be described. (7 refs).
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spelling cern-8738302019-09-30T06:29:59Zdoi:10.5170/CERN-1976-013.590http://cds.cern.ch/record/873830engDavids, C NNorman, E BPardo, R CParks, L ANew isotopes of interest to astrophysicsNuclear PhysicsThe beta decays of the new isotopes /sup 53/Ti and /sup 59/Mn have been studied. These neutron-rich isotopes have half-lives of 32.7+or-0.9 s and 4.75+or-0.14 s, respectively. They were produced via the /sup 48/Ca(/sup 7/Li, pn)/sup 53/Ti and /sup 48/Ca(/sup 13/C, pn) /sup 59/Mn reactions using beams from the Argonne National Laboratory FN Tandem Van de Graaff accelerator. Measurement of gamma singles, gamma - gamma coincidences, and beta - gamma coincidences were facilitated by a pneumatic target-transfer system ('rabbit'). Decay schemes are presented, and the measured masses compared with various predictions. The relevance to astrophysics will be discussed. In addition, a new 8-target multiple rabbit system will be described. (7 refs).CERNoai:cds.cern.ch:8738301976
spellingShingle Nuclear Physics
Davids, C N
Norman, E B
Pardo, R C
Parks, L A
New isotopes of interest to astrophysics
title New isotopes of interest to astrophysics
title_full New isotopes of interest to astrophysics
title_fullStr New isotopes of interest to astrophysics
title_full_unstemmed New isotopes of interest to astrophysics
title_short New isotopes of interest to astrophysics
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url https://dx.doi.org/10.5170/CERN-1976-013.590
http://cds.cern.ch/record/873830
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