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  • Applied Spectroscopy
  • Vol. 19,
  • Issue 3,
  • pp. 84-86
  • (1965)

Isotope Structure of Uranium Line U I 5027.4 A and Its Use for Isotope Analysis

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Abstract

Experiments on the isotope shift of U<sup>233</sup>, U<sup>236</sup>, U<sup>235</sup>, U<sup>234</sup>, and U<sup>233</sup> in the uranium emission line U I 5027.4 A are made with the photoelectric interferometer Hypeac. The ratios U<sup>235</sup>+U<sup>234</sup>/U<sup>238</sup> and U<sup>233</sup>+U<sup>231</sup>/U<sup>238</sup> can be determined with the Automatic Electronic Integrator. The possibility of interference between the lines U<sup>235</sup> 5027 295 A and U<sup>236</sup> 5027.338 A is discussed

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