1950
DOI: 10.1103/physrev.80.750.2
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The Shape of the Low Energy Beta-Spectrum ofRb86

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“…28, 30 The 700-kev beta group is generally reported as having an allowed shape. 30 Angular correlation measurements indicate an E2 transition for the gamma ray.…”
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“…28, 30 The 700-kev beta group is generally reported as having an allowed shape. 30 Angular correlation measurements indicate an E2 transition for the gamma ray.…”
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“…28, 30 The 700-kev beta group is generally reported as having an allowed shape. 30 Angular correlation measurements indicate an E2 transition for the gamma ray. 35 The investigation of the beta spectra of Pr 142 revealed it has two beta groups.…”
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“…Gorodetsky et al (1955) have obtained a resolution of 9 per cent on the 624 keV internal conversion elec trons from Cs137 using an anthracene crystal and RCA 6342 photomultiplier, and they have observed partial resolution of the conversion electrons from the K-and L-shells. The low-energy /9-spectrum of Rb8e (Emax = 700 keV) has been measured against the background of the high-energy ß-spectrum C^max =1*8 MeV) by coincidence measurement with the associated y-rays detected by a Nal (Tl) scintillation spectrometer (Muether and Ridgway, 1950).…”
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