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The decay of131 gTe and131 mTe to131I levels

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The gamma rays emitted in the decay of131 gTe and131 mTe to levels in131I were investigated by means of a Ge(Li) spectrometer. The energies and intensities of 78 gamma-rays were determined from the gamma-ray singles spectra. Of these, 21 gamma-transitions reported for the first time in the present work, are identified to131I. A new level not reported before has been proposed at 1854 keV excitation energy.

Two-parameter gamma-gamma coincidence experiments with Ge(Li) and NaI(Tl) detectors have been performed. The resolving time of the fast coincidence circuit was 50 nsec. A level scheme has been constructed for131I on the basis of energy, intensity and coincidence measurements. The most probable spins and parities, values of mixing parameters and multipolarities of gamma rays were determined from gamma-gamma directional angular correlation measurements and log ft values. The results of spin assignment to some levels in131I from the present work are summarised in the following, where the level energy is in keV followed by the spin and parity as (Jπ):

590 (3/2+, 5/2+); 603 (5/2+); 773.7 (9/2+); 877((1/2+); 1065 (9/2+); 1188 (1/2+); 1315 (9/2+); 1556.4 (9/2+); 1596.5 (11/2+); 1646 (9/2); 1797 (11/2, 13/2); 1854 (9/2, 11/2, 13/2); 1888 (9/2, 11/2); 1899 (9/2); 1980 (11/2); 2001 (9/2); 2118 (9/2; 11/2, 13/2); 2231 (13/2); 2240 (9/2, 11/2) and 2330 (9/2, 11/2).

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Miligy, Z., Darwish, D.A.E. & Eid, S.A. The decay of131 gTe and131 mTe to131I levels. Acta Physica 38, 123–135 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03158209

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