Gamma-Ray Spectrum from Thermal-Neutron Capture inHf177and Associated Energy Levels inHf178
- 15 February 1963
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review B
- Vol. 129 (4), 1691-1708
- https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.129.1691
Abstract
The gamma-ray spectrum resulting from thermal-neutron capture in was investigated with the Argonne 7.7-m bent-crystal spectrometer. The observed spectrum consisted of 217 gamma rays with energies between 50 keV and 1.6 MeV. These precision measurements of gamma-ray energies and intensities were used to modify and extend the level scheme of . The proposed level scheme of contains the following 20 levels (the energy of the level being given in keV followed by the value, spin, and parity of the level): ground state [0,]; 93.17 [0,]; 306.59 [0,]; 632.10 [0,]; 1058.3[[0,]]; 1196.27 [0,]; 1237.26 [[0,]]; 1269.34 [0,]; 1322.85 [0,]; 1384.48 [[,4]]; 1402.25 [2,]; 1420.64 [2,]; 1431.25 [0,]; 1473.13 [(1,) or (2,)]; 1473.32 [0,]; 1512.92 [0,]; 1514.56 [[,]]; 1550.02 [[2,]]; 1569.78 [[2,]]; and 1575.73 [[0,]]. The double brackets indicate an uncertainty in the assignments.
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