Beta-Spectra of Forbidden Transitions
Authors:
- H. Clay PriceHPH. Clay Price
- 1 September 1949
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Physical Society (APS) in Physical Review B
- Vol. 76 (5) , 641-646
Abstract
The beta-spectra of the forbidden transitions of , , , , RaE, , , and have been measured with thin sources and high resolution. Forbidden type spectra are found for the first five. , , and yield spectra with the allowed shape. Evidence is advanced for the reliability of the nuclear shell structure model and for the validity of G.-T. selection rules. End points found are: , 1.537±0.007 Mev; , 1.463±0.005 Mev; , 2.180±0.007 Mev; , 0.51±0.01 Mev; , 0.956±0.005 Mev; , 1.063±0.006; and , 1.689±0.01 Mev.
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