253CF 249CF:MOMM1:MOME2:XUNDL-1 2023We04 202306 253CF c Compiled (unevaluated) dataset from 2023We04: Phys. Rev. C 107, 253CF2c 034313 (2023). 253CF c Compiled by G. G~urdal, April 14, 2023 253CF c The high-resolution laser spectroscopy performed to determine the 253CF2c spectral linewidth in the order of 180 MHz at the RISIKO mass 253CF3c separator at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU). The 253CF4c californium sample used was originally produced at ORNL in the HFIR 253CF5c in 2019, was irradiated in 2021 with thermal neutrons in Grenoble and 253CF6c was returned to JGU for separation of individual actinide elements 253CF7c and subsequent laser spectroscopy. The separation of californium from 253CF8c einsteinium was performed at the Department of Chemistry's Triga site 253CF9c at Mainz. The sample was dissolved in 0.1 min nitric acid, the 253CFac californium isolation was performed and eluted fraction was 253CFbc transferred on two zirconium foils and evaporated to dryness. Based 253CFcc on the measured isotope ratio {+252}Cf/{+253}Cf, the amount of 253CFdc {+253}Cf was evaluated as 5|*10{+7} atoms. The samples were inserted 253CFec into the atomizer tube and the high-resolution laser spectroscopy 253CFfc measurement was performed at the RISIKO mass separator. Three 253CFgc different resonant two-step ionization schemes were investigated. 253CFhc Measured: Hyperfine spectra, isotope shift respect to the {+250}Cf. 253CFic Deduced: Hyperfine structure (HFS) parameters, magnetic moment |m and 253CFjc quadrupole moment Q. Comparison with model calculations. 253CF cL J,T$From the Adopted Levels of {+253}Cf in ENSDF database. 253CF c The isotope shifts for 420 nm, 417 nm and 410 nm optical transitions 253CF2c are |d|n{-420}=17470 MHz {I50}, |d|n{-417}=-16052 MHz {I20} and 253CF3c |d|n{-410}=-15230 MHz {I75} compared with reference isotope {+250}Cf. 253CF L 0 (7/2)+ 17.81 D 8 253CF2 L MOMM1=-0.731 35$MOME2=5.53 51 253CF cL MOMM1,MOME2$deduced from the weighted mean values for the ground 253CF2cL state HFS parameters using new theoretical calculations.