7Be decay scheme and the solar neutrino problem

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Apr 1983

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Physical Review C (Nuclear Physics), Volume 27, Issue 4, April 1983, pp.1728-1731

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The decay scheme of 7Be has been reinvestigated. Known numbers of 7Be nuclei were produced in targets via the 7Li(p, n) reaction. Following activation, the yields of 478-keV γ rays from the targets were measured. From three such measurements, performed at different bombarding energies, the 7Be decay branching ratio to the first excited state of 7Li has been determined to be 10.8+/-0.4%. The implications of this result for the solar neutrino problem are discussed. RADIOACTIVITY 7Be: measured Iγ deduced branching ratio to first excited state in 7Li. Neutron detector. Ge(Li) detector.

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