Etude de la transmutation du cuivre par l'azote et l'oxygene

Beydon, J.; Chaminade, R.; Crut, M.; Faraggi, H.; Olkowsky, J.; Papineau, A.

doi:10.1016/0029-5582(57)90072-x

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“…However, owing to the high resolution of the germanium diode and the known energies of the low-lying levels, it was possible in most cases to identify the particular transitions. Most of the low-lying levels have been previously reported by several authors, 8,9,14 and the energies are in good agreement with our values. However, as mentioned above, there is disagreement regarding the spin of the 1588-keV level.…”

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Resonance Scattering of Nickel CaptureγRays from a Natural Tellurium Target

Schlesinger

Hass²,

Arad

et al. 1969

Phys. Rev.

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The complex spectrum of resonantly scattered nickel neutron-capture y rays from a natural tellurium target is shown to be predominantly associated with transitions from a 7.538-MeV excited level in 180 Te to several low-lying levels. The experiments were performed at a tangential-beam-tube facility of the IRR-2 reactor, using a nickel source placed adjacent to the reactor core. A large-volume lithium-drifted germanium detector was used to measure the y spectrum. Coincidence measurements were performed using two sodium iodide crystals.

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