Decay ofPm148,Pm148m, andEu148
- 1 March 1962
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review B
- Vol. 125 (5), 1641-1649
- https://doi.org/10.1103/physrev.125.1641
Abstract
The beta decay of and (5.0 days and 45.5 days) and the electron capture of (58 days) proceed to levels in . These activities have been investigated with scintillation and magnetic spectrometers, and coincidence and directional correlation techniques. (5 day) decays via three beta branches to levels at 1460 kev, 551 kev, and the ground state, with the available energy being 2460±20 kev. The decay of (45.5 day) and each populate levels of 551, 1181, 1596, 1908, and 2098 kev in . The long-lived Pm populates additional levels at 2027 and 2197 kev, and populates levels at 1886, 2148, 2201, 2697 (?), and 2780 kev. The experimental data are consistent with the 45-day state being approximately 140 kev above the 5-day state. Decay schemes consistent with the experimental data are presented.
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