“…In a β-decay study at the Tandem Accelerator Laboratories at Kyushu and Tsukuba using the 58 Ni( 32 S, pn) 88 Tc reaction [70] two β-decaying states with half-lives of 5.8(0.2) s for a low-spin state (2, 3) + and 6.4(0.8) s for a high-spin state (6,7,8) were observed in coincidence with γ rays. The β-decay endpoint energies were measured by β-γ coincidence gated on the 741-keV γ ray and the derived Q EC values of 88 Tc were given in two different papers [70,71]. In both cases these values are significantly lower by 1.4 MeV and 2.2 MeV, respectively, than those from the systematic trends.…”