1970
DOI: 10.1016/0029-554x(70)90094-7
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Precision measurements of the 182Ta gamma-ray spectrum and the levels in 182W

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“…For the singles measurements a counting rate of about 7,000 counts/see was chosen, which was obtained with a beam current of the order of 1-10 nA. Energy and efficiency calibration was made with the aid of the well-known decays of 18ZTa [26] and a52Eu [27]. All data-taking and analysis was made .~ 40000 Most lines observed were assigned to belong to tt3In and rain respectively.…”
Section: Gamma-ray Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the singles measurements a counting rate of about 7,000 counts/see was chosen, which was obtained with a beam current of the order of 1-10 nA. Energy and efficiency calibration was made with the aid of the well-known decays of 18ZTa [26] and a52Eu [27]. All data-taking and analysis was made .~ 40000 Most lines observed were assigned to belong to tt3In and rain respectively.…”
Section: Gamma-ray Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The result of this half-life measurement is (22.10 k0.25) h. This value, which is in agreement with the accepted value of 22 h [7], has been used for half-life corrections.For energy calibration in the lower part of the spectrum, some of the strong conversion lines following the decay of laeRe, always present in the sources, were used. The corresponding transition energies have been determined with high precision by White et al[12]. For higher energies calibration was furnished by recording appropriate lines from the ThB decay[16].…”
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