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Decay Scheme of I 132

Finston et al., 1954

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12466819760381716326
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Finston H
Bernstein W
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Physical Review

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Abstract The radiations of 2.33-hr I 132 have been investigated with magnetic lens and scintillation spectrometers. Beta rays of 2.12 (18 percent), 1.53 (24 percent), 1.16 (23 percent), and 0.9 (20 percent) Mev have been identified. Gamma rays of 0.528 (25 percent) …
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