The half-lives of some short lived low Z nuclei formed by photonuclear reactions

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1953-12-01
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Phipps, Philip
Zaffarano, D.
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The half-lives of several members of the "mirror" nuclei series have been measured, using improved scintillation counter detectors and a cycling apparatus which progams the synchrotron beam and several subsequent gated detectors in sequence repetitively. By the use of beta-ray energy discrimination, least squares fitting of decay curves, and by careful correction for background activities, the improved values listed in Table A were found.

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