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1 Decay Scheme Nd- disintegrates by beta minus emission to excited levels of Pm-. If a transition to the ground state level exists, it is less than 0.15 %. Le néodyme se désintègre par émission bêta moins vers des niveaux excités du prométhéum. La désintégration par émission bêta moins vers le niveau fondamental, si elle existe, est inférieure à 0,15 %. 2 Nuclear Data T 1/2 ( Nd ) : 10,987 (11) d T 1/2 ( Pm ) : 2,6234 (4) a Q ( Nd ) : 895,7 (9) 2.1 β Transitions Probability Nature lg f t 100 β0,10 209,8 (9) 2,184 (16) 1st Forbidden 7 β0,9 215,3 (9) 0,0897 (28) 1st Forbidden 8,4 β0,8 246,7 (9) 0,296 (19) Unique 2nd Forbidden 7,5 β0,6 262,8 (9) 0,0190 (27) Unique 1st Forbidden 9,1 β0,5 364,7 (9) 14,6 (9) 1st Forbidden 7 β0,4 406,4 (9) 0,781 (15) 1st Forbidden 8,4 β0,3 485,2 (9) 0,715 (34) 1st Forbidden 8,7 β0,1 804,6 (9) 81 (5) 1st Forbidden 7,4 β0,0 895,7 (9) 0 (5) 1st Forbidden 7,5 LNE-CEA/LNHB /V. Chisté, M.M. Bé 1 01/05/1985 21/12/2012

2.2 Gamma Transitions and Internal Conversion Coefficients P γce Multipolarity α K α L α M α T 100 γ 9,8(Pm) 31,3 (2) [M2] 422 (14) 100 (4) 548 (18) γ 10,8(Pm) 36,75 (10) [E3] 7600 (170) 1960 (50) 10040 (220) γ 10,6(Pm) 53,1 (2) [E2] 4,40 (7) 16,1 (4) 3,73 (9) 25,1 (6) γ 4,2(Pm) 80,82 (27) 0,0042 (11) [M1,E2] 2,26 (17) 1,3 (10) 0,29 (22) 3,9 (11) γ 1,0(Pm) 91,105 (2) 86 (5) M1 0,80 % E2 1,714 (24) 0,250 (4) 0,0535 (8) 2,03 (3) γ 8,5(Pm) 117,98 (8) 0,230 (19) E3 3,15 (5) 8,41 (12) 2,02 (3) 14,07 (20) γ 5,3(Pm) 120,48 (5) 0,690 (27) M1 1,33 % E2 0,772 (11) 0,112 (4) 0,0239 (8) 0,914 (14) γ 9,5(Pm) 149,3 (2) 0,0056 (6) [M1,E2] 0,39 (3) 0,10 (5) 0,022 (10) 0,52 (3) γ 10,5(Pm) 154,7 (2) 0,0058 (6) [M1,E2] 0,36 (3) 0,09 (4) 0,020 (9) 0,468 (19) γ 8,4(Pm) 159,7 (2) 0,0190 (14) M2 2,18 (4) 0,439 (7) 0,0977 (15) 2,74 (4) γ 9,4(Pm) 191,0 (3) 0,00442 (48) [M1,E2] 0,192 (22) 0,040 (11) 0,009 (3) 0,244 (9) γ 10,4(Pm) 196,64 (4) 0,2214 (23) M1 3,85 % E2 0,196 (3) 0,0281 (8) 0,00601 (18) 0,231 (4) γ 7,3(Pm) 230,77 (8) γ 8,2(Pm) 240,5 (2) 0,0417 (26) E1 0,0213 (3) 0,00290 (5) 0,000615 (9) 0,0250 (4) γ 9,2(Pm) 271,87 (6) 0,0138 (10) M1 0,99 % E2 0,0820 (12) 0,01133 (16) 0,00242 (4) 0,0964 (14) γ 10,3(Pm) 275,374 (15) 0,847 (13) M1 1,23 % E2 0,0792 (11) 0,01095 (16) 0,00234 (4) 0,0931 (13) γ 3,1(Pm) 319,411 (18) 2,112 (20) M1 12,5 % E2 0,0514 (8) 0,00734 (11) 0,001572 (22) 0,0607 (9) γ 4,1(Pm) 398,155 (20) 0,884 (8) M1 8,1 % E2 0,0293 (5) 0,00406 (6) 0,000866 (13) 0,0345 (5) γ 2,0(Pm) 408,52 (6) 0,0183 (13) M1 24,5 % E2 0,0257 (5) 0,00368 (6) 0,000789 (12) 0,0304 (5) γ 3,0(Pm) 410,48 (3) 0,140 (6) E2 0,01724 (25) 0,00313 (5) 0,000683 (10) 0,0212 (3) γ 5,1(Pm) 439,895 (22) 1,233 (12) M1 27 % E2 0,0210 (4) 0,00300 (5) 0,000641 (10) 0,0248 (4) γ 4,0(Pm) 489,24 (3) 0,138 (12) M1 38,4 % E2 0,0152 (16) 0,00218 (14) 0,00047 (3) 0,0179 (18) γ 5,0(Pm) 531,016 (22) 12,9 (9) M1 14,2 % E2 0,01374 (23) 0,00188 (3) 0,000402 (6) 0,0161 (3) γ 6,1(Pm) 541,83 (7) 0,0190 (27) [E2] 0,00824 (12) 0,001338 (19) 0,000290 (4) 0,00994 (14) γ 9,1(Pm) 589,35 (4) 0,0374 (21) [M1,E2] 0,0090 (23) 0,00128 (23) 0,00027 (4) 0,011 (3) γ 10,1(Pm) 594,80 (3) 0,2684 (36) M1 23,2 % E2 0,00995 (23) 0,00137 (3) 0,000292 (6) 0,0117 (3) γ 8,0(Pm) 649,04 (8) 0,00510 (39) M2 0,0251 (4) 0,00371 (6) 0,000799 (12) 0,0299 (5) γ 9,0(Pm) 680,52 (15) 0,0285 (14) [M1,E2] 0,0063 (18) 0,00088 (17) 0,00019 (4) 0,0074 (18) γ 10,0(Pm) 685,90 (4) 0,841 (9) M1 45,8 % E2 0,0063 (4) 0,00088 (4) 0,000188 (9) 0,0074 (5) LNE-CEA/LNHB /V. Chisté, M.M. Bé 2 01/05/1985 21/12/2012

3 Atomic Data 3.1 Pm ω K : 0,922 (4) ω L : 0,148 (6) n KL : 0,861 (4) 3.1.1 X Radiations Relative probability K Kα 2 38,1716 55,1 Kα 1 38,7251 100 Kβ 3 43,713 } Kβ 1 43,826 } Kβ 5 44,145 } 30,1 Kβ 2 44,937 } Kβ 4 45,064 } 8,4 KO 2,3 45,162 } L Ll 4,81 Lα 5,4061 5,4325 Lη 5,363 Lβ 5,9552 6,3985 Lγ 6,6814 7,1893 3.1.2 Auger Electrons Relative probability Auger K KLL 30,16 32,08 100 KLX 36,03 37,63 49,6 KXY 41,84 44,16 7,1 Auger L 3,10 6,27 LNE-CEA/LNHB /V. Chisté, M.M. Bé 3 01/05/1985 21/12/2012

4 Electron Emissions Electrons per 100 disint. e AL (Pm) 3,10-6,27 43,4 (18) e AK (Pm) 3,9 (4) KLL 30,16-32,08 } KLX 36,03-37,63 } KXY 41,84-44,16 } ec 1,0 K (Pm) 45,921 (2) 48,7 (32) ec 5,3 K (Pm) 75,30 (5) 0,279 (12) ec 1,0 L (Pm) 83,677-84,646 7,10 (46) ec 1,0 M (Pm) 89,460-90,078 1,52 (10) ec 1,0 N (Pm) 90,774-91,101 0,342 (22) ec 8,5 L (Pm) 110,52-111,49 0,128 (11) ec 10,3 K (Pm) 230,190 (15) 0,0614 (12) ec 3,1 K (Pm) 274,227 (18) 0,1023 (19) ec 5,0 K (Pm) 485,832 (22) 0,163 (18) β0,10 max: 209,8 (9) 2,184 (16) β0,10 avg: 57,54 (27) β0,9 max: 215,3 (9) 0,0897 (28) β0,9 avg: 59,16 (27) β0,8 max: 246,7 (9) 0,296 (19) β0,8 avg: 91,35 (33) β0,6 max: 262,8 (9) 0,0190 (27) β0,6 avg: 85,89 (33) β0,5 max: 364,7 (9) 14,6 (9) β0,5 avg: 106,02 (30) β0,4 max: 406,4 (9) 0,781 (15) β0,4 avg: 119,83 (30) β0,3 max: 485,2 (9) 0,715 (34) β0,3 avg: 146,67 (30) β0,1 max: 804,6 (9) 81 (5) β0,1 avg: 263,99 (35) β0,0 max: 895,7 (9) 0 (5) β0,0 avg: 299,45 (35) LNE-CEA/LNHB /V. Chisté, M.M. Bé 4 01/05/1985 21/12/2012

5 Photon Emissions 5.1 X-Ray Emissions Photons per 100 disint. XL (Pm) 4,81 7,1893 7,6 (3) XKα 2 (Pm) 38,1716 12,9 (9) } Kα XKα 1 (Pm) 38,7251 23,5 (15) } XKβ 3 (Pm) 43,713 } XKβ 1 (Pm) 43,826 } 7,3 (5) K β 1 XKβ 5 (Pm) 44,145 } XKβ 2 (Pm) 44,937 } XKβ 4 (Pm) 45,064 } 1,87 (13) K β 2 XKO 2,3 (Pm) 45,162 } 5.2 Gamma Emissions Photons per 100 disint. γ 4,2 (Pm) 80,82 (27) 0,00086 (11) γ 1,0 (Pm) 91,105 (2) 28,4 (18) γ 8,5 (Pm) 117,98 (8) 0,0152 (13) γ 5,3 (Pm) 120,48 (5) 0,361 (14) γ 9,5 (Pm) 149,3 (2) 0,00368 (38) γ 10,5 (Pm) 154,7 (2) 0,00394 (38) γ 8,4 (Pm) 159,7 (2) 0,00508 (38) γ 9,4 (Pm) 191,0 (3) 0,00356 (38) γ 10,4 (Pm) 196,64 (4) 0,1798 (18) γ 8,2 (Pm) 240,5 (2) 0,0406 (25) γ 9,2 (Pm) 271,87 (6) 0,0126 (9) γ 10,3 (Pm) 275,374 (15) 0,775 (11) γ 3,1 (Pm) 319,411 (18) 1,991 (19) γ 4,1 (Pm) 398,155 (20) 0,855 (8) γ 2,0 (Pm) 408,52 (6) 0,0178 (13) γ 3,0 (Pm) 410,48 (3) 0,137 (6) γ 5,1 (Pm) 439,895 (22) 1,203 (11) γ 4,0 (Pm) 489,24 (3) 0,136 (11) γ 5,0 (Pm) 531,016 (22) 12,7 (9) γ 6,1 (Pm) 541,83 (7) 0,0188 (27) γ 9,1 (Pm) 589,35 (4) 0,037 (2) γ 10,1 (Pm) 594,80 (3) 0,2653 (36) γ 8,0 (Pm) 649,04 (8) 0,00495 (38) γ 9,0 (Pm) 680,52 (15) 0,0283 (14) γ 10,0 (Pm) 685,90 (4) 0,834 (9) LNE-CEA/LNHB /V. Chisté, M.M. Bé 5 01/05/1985 21/12/2012

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LNE-LNHB/CEA - Table de Radionucléides Nd 60 87 0 Nd 60 87-5/2 ; 0 β - 10,987 (11) d γ Emission intensities per 100 disintegrations 2,184 0,0897 0,296 0,019 10 9 8 6 9 4 8 3 6 8 5 6 6 3 0,003 0,179 0,775 0,265 0,834 0,003 0,003 0,012 0,037 0,028 2 0 8 6 9 5 8 0,015 0,005 0,040 0,004 0,018 5/2 ; 685,89 7/2 ; 680,44 11/2 - ; 649,03 1/2 ; 632,93 0,25 ns 27 ns 14,6 0,781 5 4 0,361 1,203 1 2,7 8 6 0,000 0,855 0,136 5/2 ; 531,012 7/2 ; 489,255 0,083 ns 0,715 3 2 1 7 1,99 0,13 0,01 7 8 3/2 ; 410,512 9/2 ; 408,54 0,139 ns 81 1 2 8,4 5/2 ; 91,1049 2,50 ns 0 0 Pm 61 86 - Q = 895,7 % β - = 100 7/2 ; 0 2,6234 (4) a LNE-CEA/LNHB / V. Chisté, M.M. Bé Scheme page : 1/1 01/05/1985-25/03/2011