Gamma-gamma and electron-gamma angular correlation studies in the decay of 75Se

The gamma-ray spectrum associated with the electron capture decay of VSSe has been studied with Ge(Li) spectrometers. Coincidence spectra were taken with a Ge(Li)-Ge(Li) combination. The data do not support a recent report of several new gamma rays in the decay of ~SSe. Gamma-gamma angular correlation experiments were performed with a NaI(TI)-Ge(Li) combination. The value obtained for 6(280 keV) is in excellent agreement with one recently reported value but in poor agreement with another. The ratio P~/Ptot for the electron capture branch to the 401 keV level of ~SAs has been determined, and the result agrees with previous experimental determinations.

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Gamma-gamma and electron-gamma angular correlation studies in the decay of 75Se

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