1995
DOI: 10.1006/ndsh.1995.1022
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Nuclear Data Sheets Update for A = 118

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“…A summary of all other previously-known states and transitions of 118 Sn is given in Ref. [7], where the spin-parity assignment of the 3108-keV isomer is quoted as 9…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A summary of all other previously-known states and transitions of 118 Sn is given in Ref. [7], where the spin-parity assignment of the 3108-keV isomer is quoted as 9…”
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“…Lower spin, 7 − and 5 − isomers have also been identified. In 118,120,122,124 Sn isomers have been previously observed at 3108-, 2902-, 2766-, and 2657-keV excitation energy, and with 2.5-, 6.26-, 62-, and 45-µs half lives [7][8][9][10][11], respectively. The 10 + spin-parity assignments of these isomers remain tentative, except perhaps in the case of 118 Sn where the most recent published level scheme in Ref.…”
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“…The 5 − states are µs isomers in 116 Sn [46] and 124 Sn [47] only, but these are ns isomers in the other even-A 118-122,128-130 Sn nuclei [48][49][50][51][52] because they can decay by E1 transitions to the 4 + states lying just below them. However, in the odd-A isotopes, the 19/2 + states are all isomeric in the µs range because each of them comes below the (4 + ⊗ νh 11/2 )17/2 − and 19/2 − states.…”
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“…In Fig.s 1 and 2 The excitation energies are determined through the calibration of the spectra using a polynomial of rank 2, whose parameters are set by reproducing the well-known excitation energies of levels of 117 In [4] and 118 Sn [5] determined in γ-decay experiments and identified in our α spectra. Quoted energies are estimated to have an uncertainty of 3 keV.…”
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