Gamma ray energies and 36Cl level scheme from the reaction 35Cl(n, γ)☆
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2013, Applied Radiation and IsotopesCitation Excerpt :Nevertheless, they show systematic behavior at low energy. They are classified into two groups, except for those in Krusche et al. (1982). The Révay et al. (2004), Raman et al. (2000), Venturini and Pecequilo (1997), Kennett et al. (1981) and Loper and Thomas (1972) values are larger than the present values, whereas the Coceva et al. (1996), NNDC (2010) and IAEA (1991) values are smaller.
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