Half-life of Zn-80 - The first measurement for an r-process waiting-point nucleus

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Half Life, Heavy Nuclei, Nuclear Fusion, Radioactive Decay, Stellar Physics, Zinc Isotopes, Fission Products, Gallium Isotopes, Gamma Ray Spectra, Neutron Physics, Nuclear Capture, Nuclear Structure

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The first measurement of beta decay in Zn-80, a critical N = 50 waiting-point nucleus in the evaluation of different models of r-process environments and exposure times, is reported. Using the TRISTAN mass separator on line to the Brookhaven high-flux beam reactor, a half-life of 0.55 + or - 0.02 was measured for the neutron-rich fission product nucleus Zn-80(50). A Q-beta value for the decay of Zn-80 of 7.15 + or - 0.15 MeV, and a decay scheme for Zn-80 comprising low-lying levels and prominent gamma rays in Ga-80, are also deduced. A mass excess of -52.28 + or - 0.46 MeV is obtained for Zn-80.

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