1968
DOI: 10.1007/bf02083663
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An internal conversion study of the decay of193Au

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“…The decay scheme of 195rnPt and the singles x-and y-ray spectrum from a source prepared by thermal neutron irradiation of 97.4~ enriched 194pt. This spectrum was used to correct the spectrum of Figure 1 for the presence of t95'~Pt activity as described in the text A typical singles spectrum of the agamPt source (T1/2=4.4+0.2 days, E~= 135.50+_0.03 keV [5,6] is shown in Figure 1. In addition to a93"Pt K x-and y-rays, the spectrum contains Ir K x rays arising from a91pt decay and Au and Hg K x rays from the decays of 199pt and 199Au, together with accompanying y-rays.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The decay scheme of 195rnPt and the singles x-and y-ray spectrum from a source prepared by thermal neutron irradiation of 97.4~ enriched 194pt. This spectrum was used to correct the spectrum of Figure 1 for the presence of t95'~Pt activity as described in the text A typical singles spectrum of the agamPt source (T1/2=4.4+0.2 days, E~= 135.50+_0.03 keV [5,6] is shown in Figure 1. In addition to a93"Pt K x-and y-rays, the spectrum contains Ir K x rays arising from a91pt decay and Au and Hg K x rays from the decays of 199pt and 199Au, together with accompanying y-rays.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%