Nuclear data sheets update for A = 85

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Nuclear Data Sheets

Volume 62, 1991, Pages 271, 273-325

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The 1980 version of Nuclear Data Sheets for A=85 has been revised. Detailed level and decay schemes, arguments for Jπ assignments, and experimental data are presented. New results were obtained, especially on high spin states, while the data for ⁸⁵Rb were improved by precision measurements on ⁸⁵Kr β⁻ and ⁸⁵Sr ɛ decay.

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Nuclear data sheets update for A = 85

Abstract

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