2001
DOI: 10.1103/physrevc.63.034307
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Breakup measurements of particle unbound states in10B

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“…Results are obtained for different decay modes of the 10 B excited states, including proton, deuteron and α-particle emission. 6,31,32 The α-decay is particularly interesting when it leads to the excited states of 6 Li, especially the second one at E x = 3.56 MeV ( 6 Li * * ), which is an analogue to the 6 He ground state. The 10 B states analogue to the two lowest members of the 10 Be molecular band are for long time known to be the ones at E x = 7.56 and 8.89 MeV.…”
Section: Experimental Results For 10 Bmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Results are obtained for different decay modes of the 10 B excited states, including proton, deuteron and α-particle emission. 6,31,32 The α-decay is particularly interesting when it leads to the excited states of 6 Li, especially the second one at E x = 3.56 MeV ( 6 Li * * ), which is an analogue to the 6 He ground state. The 10 B states analogue to the two lowest members of the 10 Be molecular band are for long time known to be the ones at E x = 7.56 and 8.89 MeV.…”
Section: Experimental Results For 10 Bmentioning
confidence: 99%