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Mass measurements of short-lived nuclei by means of Qβ determination

  • 1. Nagoya Univ. (Japan). School of Engineering

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Masses of short-lived nuclei are usually determined by indirect measurements by means of maximum energy of beta decay (Qβ). The response function of the used HPGe detector is prepare and the energy calibration of the detector is performed with 35Cl (n,γ) 36Cl reaction. Neutron-excessive short-lived nuclei of Cs. La, Pr and Pm are separated from fission products of 235U (n,f) reaction with KUR-ISOL and neutron-deficient nuclei of Cs and La are obtained with JAERI-ISOL. Their Q(β) values are measured and reported. (T.H.)

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Proceedings of the specialists' meeting on science and engineering of fission 1993

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Imprint Title
Proceedings of the specialists' meeting on science and engineering of fission 1993
Imprint Pagination
73 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 38-44.
Report number
KURRI-TR--387

Conference

Title
Specialists' meeting on science and engineering of fission 1993.
Dates
Aug 1993.
Place
Kumatori, Osaka (Japan).

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