1964
DOI: 10.1103/physrev.134.b539
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Quadrupole Moment of the Second Excited State ofF19

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“…The lack of attenuation of the precession in those cases is illuminating. The 5/2+ state of 19F is known to have a quadrupole moment of about 0.11 barns from the remarkable DPAC experiments of Sugimoto (65). Thus, it appears that radiation damage does not cause ap preciable vacancies near the final19F sites and moreover that these final sites have nearly cubic symmetry.…”
Section: Magnetic Moments Of Excited Statesmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The lack of attenuation of the precession in those cases is illuminating. The 5/2+ state of 19F is known to have a quadrupole moment of about 0.11 barns from the remarkable DPAC experiments of Sugimoto (65). Thus, it appears that radiation damage does not cause ap preciable vacancies near the final19F sites and moreover that these final sites have nearly cubic symmetry.…”
Section: Magnetic Moments Of Excited Statesmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…By bom bardm ent with accelerated protons it can be excited to a state with 7 = 5 /2 , 197 keV above the ground state. The quadrupole coupling of this excit ed state causes an oscillating, non-isotropic distribu tion of the gam m a-quants emitted on return of the nuclei to their ground state [3]. This oscillation is a superposition of the three transition frequencies in 0340-4811 / 86 / 0100-0203 $ 01.30/0.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Recently, a value of the quadrupole moment Q of 19F* has been obtained5 within a confidence limit of 5% from a combination of the calculated field gradient in the diatomic FC1 molecule using an accurate firstprinciple Hartree-Fock procedure with the observed 19F* quadrupole coupling constant. 6 The interpretation of the absolute values of the fluorobenzene quadrupole coupling constants therefore provide a consistency test of this new value of the quadrupole moment. 5 Unfortunately, the sizes of the fluorobenzene molecules make first-principle calculation of the field gradient at 19F* nuclei rather laborious and expensive in terms of computer time.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%