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The low temperature electric quadrupole orientation of184Ir and185Ir in rhenium

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The half-lives of184Ir,185Ir and186Ir have been determined to be 3.14(2) h, 14.4(1) h and 16.64(3) h, respectively. The quadrupole frequenciesv Q = e2qQs/h of184Ir and185Ir in rhenium single crystal have been determined to be Qs(184Ir) = + 2.0(3) b MHz and Qs(185Ir) = +2.0(3) b MHz. Adopting the value of −3.6(2)×1017 V·cm−2 for the electric field gradient eq at T=0 K, the values of the ground-state spectroscopic quadrupole moments of these isotopes are determined to be Qs(184Ir)=+2.0(3) b and Qs(185Ir)=−2.5(3) b. The185Ir moment is only consistent with the ground state Nilsson configuration\(I^\pi K = \tfrac{5}{2} - \tfrac{1}{2}\), the184Ir moment is consistent with K≥4 with a predominant K=4 component, in disagreement with K=0,1 found for186Ir. Our analysis differs in detail from the recent nuclear orientation study by Hagn et al.[1].

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Allsop, A.L., Green, V.R. & Stone, N.J. The low temperature electric quadrupole orientation of184Ir and185Ir in rhenium. Hyperfine Interact 12, 289–296 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01026377

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