The g-ray emission probability of 149 Eu was determined from the measurements of disintegration rates and g-ray spectra of sources using a 4pb-g coincidence apparatus with a live-timed two-dimensional data-acquisition system. The determined emission probabilities of the 277.1 and 327.5 keV g-rays we
Measurement of the gamma-ray probability per decay of Si-31
β Scribed by Marina F. Koskinas; Mauro S. Dias
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1993
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 272 KB
- Volume
- 44
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0969-8043
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β¦ Synopsis
The gamma-ray emission probability per decay for the 1266-keV transition of "Si has been measured. This radionuclide was obtained by means of the "P(n,p)"Si reaction in a fast neutron flux at the IPEN 2 MW research reactor. The sample activity has been measured by the 4t$-y coincidence method and the efficiency tracing technique was applied using "Na as the tracer. The gamma-ray counting has been performed in a calibrated HPGe spectrometer.
The resulting emission probability per decay obtained for "Si was 5.537 x 10m4 with an overall error of 1.21% (one standard deviation).
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