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Nuclear Data Sheets

Volume 48, Issue 2, June 1986, Pages 251-344
Nuclear Data Sheets

Nuclear Data Sheets for A=60

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Abstract

Nuclear structure information for mass 60 nuclei has been reviewed. Results from reaction and decay studies are presented, together with adopted level properties.

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