93RH 93PD EC DECAY:XUNDL-2 2019PA16 202006 93RH c Compiled (unevaluated) dataset from 2019Pa16 93RH c Phys. Rev. C 99, 034313 (2019) 93RH c Compiled by E.A. McCutchan (NNDC,BNL), May 16, 2020 93RH c {+93}Pd produced from fragmentation of a {+124}Xe beam at E=345 93RH2c MeV/nucleon on a 740 mg/cm{+2} {+9}Be target at RIKEN, Japan. 93RH3c Fragments separated by B|r-|DE-B|r method in the first stages of 93RH4c BigRIPS and then B|r-tof-B|r measurements using later stage of 93RH5c BigRIPS and the ZeroDegree spectrometer. Ions were implanted in 93RH6c WAS3ABi consisting of three double-sided silicon strip detectors and 93RH7c ten single-sided silicon strip detectors. Gamma rays were detected 93RH8c using the Euroball-RIKEN Cluster Array (EURICA) consisting of 84 HPGe 93RH9c crystals arranged in 12 clusters. Measured E|g, I|g, |b spectra, 93RHac E(p), I(p), |b|g-coin, |bp-coin, |g|bp-coin, half-life, |b-delayed 93RHbc proton emission probability. 93RH cL E$From a least-squares fit to E|g, by compiler 93RH cL J$As proposed by 2019Pa16 93RH D CC$FROM BrIcc v2.3b (16-Dec-2014) 2008Ki07, "Frozen Orbitals" appr. 93PD P 0.0 (7/2+) 1.17 S 2 10.03E3 37 93PD cP QP$from beta endpoint measurement in 2019Pa16 93PD cP J,T$from 2019Pa16 93RH N 0.926 0.926 1.0 1.0 93RH cN NR$2019Pa16 report absolute intensities. Additionally they report 93RH2cN relative intensities which are included in the comments. Value 93RH3cN given here considers the %|b{++}p=7.4 {I2} branch. 93RH L 0.0 (9/2+) 93RH E 4.8 240.025 135.93 24 4.8 24 93RHS E EAV=4.27E3 19$CK=0.0046 6$CL=0.00057 8$CM+=0.000134 18 93RH L 240.17 8 (7/2+) 93RH G 240.1 1 [M1] 0.0319 82.2 18 93RHS G KC=0.0279 4$LC=0.00332 5$MC=0.000618 9$NC=0.0001025 15$OC=5.19E-6 8 93RH cG RI$I|g{-rel}=100 93RH cG TI$total intensity corrected for assumed M1 multipolarity. 93RH E 53.0 200.31 4 4.83 9 53.3 20 93RHS E EAV=4.15E3 19$CK=0.0050 7$CL=0.00061 9$CM+=0.000145 20 93RH L 622.54 8 (5/2+) 93RH G 382.3 1 24.5 11 93RH cG RI$I|g{-rel}=29.8 {I15} 93RH G 622.6 1 8.2 7 93RH cG RI$I|g{-rel}=10.0 {I9} 93RH E 30.1 120.20 3 4.98 10 30.3 12 93RHS E EAV=3.96E3 19$CK=0.0057 8$CL=0.00070 10$CM+=0.000165 24 93RH L 894.1 4 (11/2+) 93RH G 894.1 4 2.4 6 93RH cG RI$I|g{-rel}=2.9 {I7} 93RH E 2.3 5 0.017 4 6.03 14 2.3 5 93RHS E EAV=3.83E3 19$CK=0.0062 9$CL=0.00077 12$CM+=0.00018 3 93RH L 1300.7 6 (7/2,9/2+) 93RH G 1300.7 6 1.9 6 93RH cG RI$I|g{-rel}=2.3 {I7} 93RH E 1.8 5 0.015 5 6.04 16 1.8 5 93RHS E EAV=3.63E3 19$CK=0.0073 12$CL=0.00089 14$CM+=0.00021 4 93RH 9BE(112SN,X):ISOMER E:XUNDL-3 2023Xi01 202302 93RH c Compiled (unevaluated) dataset from 2023Xi01: Phys. Rev. C 107, 93RH2c 014304 (2023). 93RH c Compiled by G. G~urdal, Jan 26, 2023 93RH c 2023Xi01: Neutron deficient {+93}Rh was produced via projectile 93RH2c fragmentation of primary {+112}Sn beam and studied using Isochronous 93RH3c Mass Spectrometry (IMS). The experiment was performed at the 93RH4c HIRFL-CSR accelerator complex at the Institute of Modern Physics in 93RH5c Lanzhou, China. The primary {+112}Sn{++35} ions were accelerated to a 93RH6c relativistic energy of |J400.88 MeV/u by the main Cooler Storage 93RH7c Ring (CSRm) and impinged on a 10 mm thick {+9}Be target at the 93RH8c entrance of Radioactive Ion Beam Line at Lanzhou (RIBLL2). The 93RH9c fragments emerged from the target were separated in flight with 93RHac RIBLL2 and the experimental Cooler Storage Ring (CSRe). To measure 93RHbc the revolution times of the stored ions a tof detector equipped with 93RHcc a carbon foil and a set of multichannel plates were used. Measured: 93RHdc E{-x} of the isomer. Comparison with the shell model calculations. 93RH L 0 9/2+ 12.2 S 7 93RH cL J,T$from the Adopted Levels of {+93}Rh in ENSDF database. 93RH L 267 48 1/2- M 93RH cL E$recommended value obtained from the analysis of the shape of the 93RH2cL peaks in the revolution time spectrum using exponentially modified 93RH3cL Gaussian (EMG) function in 2023Xi01. 93RH cL J$based on the systematics of the J|p of the observed isomers in the 93RH2cL neighboring isotopes and the isotones in 2023Xi01. The authors of 93RH3cL 2023Xi01 states that the isomeric state is a proton-hole state.