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Low energy gamma transitions in the decay of75Se (from75As excited states)

Rajive Thomas, R.V. Thomas

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The gamma spectrum from the decay of 75 Se has been studied using Ge(Li) detectors and coincidence techniques. An 81 keV transition has been observed for the first time in the gamma spectrum and, together with a 24 keV transition, has been reliably measured and placed in the decay scheme. Some evidence is found for a previously unreported transition of energy 15 keV, but the present investigation provides no support for the existence of transitions of energy 469 and 822 keV reported in another Ge(Li) study of this decay.

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The gamma spectrum from the decay of 75 Se has been studied using Ge(Li) detectors and coincidence techniques. An 81 keV transition has been observed for the first time in the gamma spectrum and, together with a 24 keV transition, has been reliably measured and placed in the decay scheme. Some evidence is found for a previously unreported transition of energy 15 keV, but the present investigation provides no support for the existence of transitions of energy 469 and 822 keV reported in another Ge(Li) study of this decay.

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The gamma spectrum from the decay of 75 Se has been studied using Ge(Li) detectors and coincidence techniques. An 81 keV transition has been observed for the first time in the gamma spectrum and, together with a 24 keV transition, has been reliably measured and placed in the decay scheme. Some evidence is found for a previously unreported transition of energy 15 keV, but the present investigation provides no support for the existence of transitions of energy 469 and 822 keV reported in another Ge(Li) study of this decay.

Key concepts: Excited state, Decay scheme, Nuclear isomer, Physics, Coincidence, Atomic physics, Decay energy, Gamma ray

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