Experimental and Analytical Study of the Energy Spectrum and Decay Schemes of both Isotopes Cobalt (_27^60)Co and Sodium (_11^22)Na

Authors

  • Jabbour Noufal Jabbour Tishreen University
  • Haisam Ibrahim Jbeli Tishreen University
  • Sara Ibrahim Aljammal Tishreen University

Abstract

In this work, we have used the basic techniques for measuring the gamma rays by using a sodium iodide detector that is thallium activated ( ) to study the decay schemes and the energy spectrum of cobalt  and sodium  isotopes.

We have obtained in this work:

  • The detector calibration and the resolution of a spectrometer.
  • The spectrum of cobalt  and sodium  isotopes.
  • The experimental and analytical study of the decay schemes and the energy spectrum of both isotopes Cobalt  and Sodium
  • The comparison of energy lines of the energy spectrum with exited states of the exited nucleus  and  produced from cobalt  and sodium .

 

Comparing the results obtained with the results available in this field, indicates a very good agreement.

 

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Noufal Jabbour J, Ibrahim Jbeli H, Ibrahim Aljammal S. Experimental and Analytical Study of the Energy Spectrum and Decay Schemes of both Isotopes Cobalt (_27^60)Co and Sodium (_11^22)Na. TUJ-BA [Internet]. 2021Jan.14 [cited 2024May8];41(1). Available from: https://journal.tishreen.edu.sy/index.php/bassnc/article/view/7918

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