Bakhshish Chand, J. Goswamy, Devinder Mehta, Nirmal Singh, P.N. Trehan
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Abstract
The relative intensities of x-rays and gamma rays emitted in the decays of 153Sm and 153Gd have been measured precisely using a set of five HPGe and Si(Li) detectors. The intensities of L x-rays from 153Gd and K and L x-rays from 153Sm decays have been measured for the first time. In addition, the level scheme of 153Eu following 153Sm decay was also investigated using high resolution HPGe-HPGe coincidence set-up (2τ = 7 ns).