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[en] Decay of ⁹⁶Rh isomers is studied. Using semiconductor Ge(Li) gamma-spectrometer spectra of gamma-beams, accompanying decay of ⁹⁶Rh isomers are measured. Identification of ⁹⁶Rh gamma-beams has been carried out according to their output using the reactions ⁹⁶Ru(³He, p2n)⁹⁶Rh at the energy of ³He of 30 MeV and ⁹⁶Ru(p, n)⁹⁹Rh at proton energy of 15 MeV. Energies and relative intensities of gamma-beams are measured. A scheme of decay of the given isomers is suggested. 18 excitated levels have been introduced for the first time. On the basis of the data obtained conclusions are made on possible quantum characteristics of the main and metastable state of ⁹⁶Rh, as well as the excited states of ⁹⁶Ru

[en] Excited levels of odd-odd :9:6Rh nucleus were studied in ⁹⁶Ru(p,ngamma)⁹⁶Rh reaction

[en] The closed-shell nuclide ⁹⁶Pd has been found to decay with a 2.0 min half-life to a 1⁺ state at 177 keV in ⁹⁶Rh. The 1⁺-2⁺ separation of 125 keV can be combined with systematic data to suggest 1⁺ isomers in ⁹⁸Ag, ¹⁰⁰In and ¹⁰²In. The presence of such isomers is consistent with the studies of the decay of ⁹⁸Ag and ¹⁰²In and would make the study of parent ¹⁰⁰Sn and ¹⁰²Sn decay by gamma-ray spectroscopy difficult. (author)

[en] Short communication. 3 refs

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[en] The production and decay of 190-ms ⁸⁹Mosup(m), 2.15-min ⁸⁹Mosup(g), 8.2-min ⁸⁸Mo, and 2.0-min ⁹⁶Pd have been studied using sources produced at the Maryland Cyclotron. The resulting γ-ray spectra have extended the systematics of the N = 47 and 48 isotones to higher Z and revealed sharp differences between the N = 47 isotones and Z = 47 isotopes. The low-lying 1⁺ states identified in ⁹⁶Rh following the decay of ⁹⁶Pd further supports the hypothesis of strong interaction between protons and neutrons with identical e values. (orig.)

[en] Short note. 2 refs.; 1 tab

[en] The nuclear excited states of ⁹⁶Ru were studied by means of the decays of 9.25-min and 1.55-min ⁹⁶Rh isomers, and the ⁹³Nb(⁶Li, 3nγ) reaction. Approximately 140 γ rays measured in these experiments were incorporated into a level scheme consisting of approximately 50 excited states. The experimental level scheme is compared with a level scheme calculated on the basis of the shell model

[en] A brief report on beta decays of those neighbouring even-A nuclei which have already been reached in the experiment is given. The emphasis is put on the identification and strength determination of the 0⁺ → 1⁺ Gamow-Teller (GT) beta transitions. The data presented in the work come mostly from the experiments carried out in Darmstadt by the GSI on-line-mass-separator group in collaboration with several universities. However, some results obtained in other laboratories have been included for completeness. 23 refs., 5 figs., 1 tab. (author)