Isobaric Nuclei with the Mass Number A=74

Content: 
OTHER TITLES IN THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES OF MONOGRAPHS ON NUCLEAR ENERGY, Page ii
Front Matter, Page v
Copyright, Page vi
1 - Introduction, Pages 1-2
2 - Data on Decay, Pages 3-6
3 - Properties of the Ground State of 74Ge, Pages 7-8
4 - The First Excited State of 74Ge, E1 = 596.3 KeV, Pages 8-11
5 - The Second Excited State of 74Ge, E2 = 1190 KeV, Pages 11-13
6 - Higher Excitation Levels of 74Ge, Pages 13-14
7 - Cross-section of Activation of 74Ge with Neutrons, Pages 14-16
8 - Generalities, Page 17
9 - Half-life, Pages 17-18
10 - β+ and β- spectra, Pages 18-20
11 - K- and L-capture in 74As, Pages 20-22
12 - γ-rays of 74As, Pages 22-26
13 - Conversion Electrons of 74As, Page 26
14 - β-γ, β+γ and Xγ coincidences, Pages 26-28
15 - Decay Scheme of 74As, Page 29
16 - Ramifications in the Decay Scheme of 74As, Pages 29-31
17 - Quantum Characteristics of the Levels of 74Ge and 74Se obtained during the Decay of 74As, Pages 31-33
18 - Quantum Characteristics of the Ground State of 74As, Pages 33-34
19 - On the Ratio  for the Decay of 74As to the Level of 74Ge with an Energy of Excitation of 596.3 KeV, Pages 34-37
20 - β+-decay and Capture of Electrons Leading to the 1190 KeV Level of 74Ge, Pages 37-38
21 - Competitive Processes of β+ and β--decay in 74As, Page 38
22 - The Mass of 74As, Pages 39-41
23 - Preparation and Chemical Separation of 74As, Pages 41-46
24 - Properties of the Ground State, Page 47
25 - Excited States of 74Se, Pages 47-49
26 - Chief Properties and Decay Scheme, Pages 50-53
27 - Other Isotopes with the Mass Number A = 74, Pages 54-55
28 - Notes on Possible Experiments, Pages 56-58