Abstract:The unreported hafnium isotope 185Hf has been identified for the first time. Sources of 185Hf prepared by 14-MeV neutron irradiation of tungsten followed by radiochemical separation have been studied. The new activity was identified by following the time variation of the r-rays.The half-life of 185Hf has been determined to be 3.5• 0.6 min. In addition, a new 164.5~O.5keV ~-ray was found and assigned to 185Hf based on the measurements of transition energy and half-life.
Identification of a New Isotope lssHf * YANG Wei-fan( & #b), YUAN Shuang-gui( g a g ) , XU Yan-bing(&s&). HE Jian-jun( @@%), LI Zong-wei(%s%), MA Tao-tao(q&$&), FANG K e -m i n g ( E x w ) , SHEN Shui-fa(*&&
Identification of a New Isotope lssHf * YANG Wei-fan( & #b), YUAN Shuang-gui( g a g ) , XU Yan-bing(&s&). HE Jian-jun( @@%), LI Zong-wei(%s%), MA Tao-tao(q&$&), FANG K e -m i n g ( E x w ) , SHEN Shui-fa(*&&
A new nuclide 238Th was produced via multinucleon transfer reaction by 60MeV/u " 0 ion irradiation of the natural uranium. The thorium was radiochemically separated from the mixture of uranium and reaction products. The growth and decay of 238Pa gamma rays was observed, identifying the 238Pa parent as 238Th. The half-life of 238Th was determined to be 9.4 f 2.0 min.
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