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The low-lying energy level and decay schemes of the stable bromine isotopes were studied by observing the γ-rays from the (n, n′γ) reactions in a natural bromine sample with the aid of a Ge (Li) detector. A pulsed neutron source and time-of-flight methods were used to reduce background due to neutron events in the detector. Most of the γ-rays observed could be assigned to transitions in either79Br or81Br. In addition to those levels previously known from γ-decay or Coulomb excitation experiments, several new levels were excited in each isotope.
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Barnard, E., de Villiers, J.A.M., Coetzee, N. et al. The energy levels of79Br and81Br. Z. Physik 246, 424–430 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02115807
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02115807