Decay of 40 d 103Ru and 17 d 103Pd to levels of 103Rh
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Measurement of the absolute gamma-ray emission intensities from the decay of 103Pd
2021, Applied Radiation and IsotopesCitation Excerpt :The availability of germanium-based spectrometers with improved energy resolution, allowed more information to be determined. Nevertheless, difficulties in assigning spin and parity for two of the five levels populated in the decay of 103Pd lead to conflicting results between Grunditz et al. (1969) and Zoller et al. (1969) decay schemes published the same year, or by Manthuruthil et al. (1968) in experiments conducted on 103Ru (which also decays towards 103Rh). A further study on 103Rh by Avignone and Frey (1971) provided a documented decay scheme including detailed comment on spin and parity of the levels of 103Rh, which was refined by Macias et al. (1976).
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