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Reeder, P.L.; Wright, J.F.

doi:10.1103/physrevc.12.718

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“…The half-lives of 143Cs and 143Ba have been extensively measured on mass-separated A=143 activity either by delayed neutron counting [1][2][3] for Caesium or beta counting for Caesium [3][4][5]71 and Baryum [5][6][7]. The mean values are 1.77s for 143Cs decay and 14.0s for 143Ba decay.…”

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Nuclear spectroscopy of neutron-richA=143 nuclei

Schüßler¹,

Blachot²,

Monnand³

et al. 1979

Z Physik A

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A study of the beta decay of 143Cs and ~'~3Ba fission products was undertaken by the use of two on-line mass-separators OSTIS and OSIRIS. Level schemes for 143Ba and 143La are deduced from gamma and conversion electron spectra, 7-7 and/%7 coincidences. Q~ values and ground state beta feedings were also measured. The nuclei l'~3La and 143Ba are tentatively inserted in a systematic of odd-even nuclei around A = 143 and even-odd nuclei with 87 neutrons respectively.

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