Abstract:The 1992 evaluation of A=57 (92Bh05) has been revised using the experimental decay and reaction data received by the cutoff date noted below. C u t o f f D a t e :S e p t e m b e r 2 4 , 1 9 9 8 . A l l r e f e r e n c e s i n c l u d e d i n t h e N u c l e a r S c i e n c e R e f e r e n c e s ( N S R ) f i l e b y t h i s date have been considered. For neutron reaction data, see the Computer Index of Neutron Data (CINDA) file. General Policies and Organization of Material:See the January issue of Nuclear Data Sheets. Acknowledgments:The author would like to thank the staff of the National Nuclear Data Center for their aid in the preparation of this evaluation.* Work sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy, under contract no. DE-AC02-98CH10886. 85, 415 (1998) Nuclear Data Sheets Adopted LevelsQ(β -)=13200 SY; S(n)=4000 SY; S(p)=15400 SY; Q(α)=-12000 SY 95Au04. ∆Q(β -)=1200 keV from systematics. ∆S(n)=1000 keV from systematics. ∆S(p)=1100 keV from systematics.∆Q(α)=1000 keV from systematics. 97Be70: 57 Sc activity produced by fragmentation of a 750 MeV/u beam of 238 U on a 9 Be target and subsequent mass separation in the FRS spectrometer. Determined production cross section for 57 Sc. 57 Sc Levels E(level) Comments 0 . 0 %β -=100; %β -n=?Production cross section determined to be 10 nbarns, with a systematic error estimated to be 30%. Adopted Levels∆S(n)=970 keV from systematics. ∆S(p)=1160 keV from systematics.∆Q(α)=1060 keV from systematics.98Am04,95AmZX: 57 Ti activity produced by fragmentation of a 500 MeV/u beam of 86 Kr on a thick 9 Be target and subsequent mass separation in the FRS spectrometer. Measured T 1/2 . 96Do23,95SoZX: activity produced by fragmentation of a 64.5 MeV/u beam of 65 Cu on a 9 Be target and subsequent mass separation in the LISE3 spectrometer. Measured T 1/2 using β and βγ coincidences.90Tu01: activity produced by 800 MeV proton induced fission and fragmentation using natural Th target and subsequent particle analysis with a TOF isochronous spectrometer.85Gu14: activity produced by fragmentation of 33 MeV/u projectiles on thick Ti and Ta targets and subsequent particle analysis with a spectrometer with a charge resolution ∆Z/Z<1.5% and mass resolution ∆A/A<1%. Obtained mass histograms. 98So03,96SoZY,95SoZX: 57 V activity produced by the fragmentation of of 64.5 MeV/u 65 Cu beam impinging on a 9 Be target and subsequent mass separation using the LISE3 spectrometer. Measured T 1/2 from β -singles and β-γ coincidence decay curves. 98Am04,95AmZX,95AmZY: activity produced by the fragmentation of 500MeV/u 86 Kr on a 9 Be target and subsequent mass separation using the FRS spectrometer. Measured T 1/2 . 90Tu01: 57 V activity produced by 800 MeV proton induced fission and fragmentation using natural Th target and subsequent particle analysis with a TOF isochronous spectrometer. V Levels
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