50-Sn-126



Spin
     Level energy(keV)   Spin & Parity       
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       ground state      0+                    
Mass (The Ame2012 atomic mass evaluation (II) by M.Wang, G.Audi, A.H.Wapstra, F.G.Kondev, M.MacCormick, X.Xu, and B.Pfeiffer Chinese Physics C36 p. 1603-2014, December 2012)
     125.907658786 ± 0.000011215 (amu)  [mass excess = -86015.286 ± 10.447 (keV) ]
Beta-decay energy (calculated as M(A,Z)-M(A,Z+1), taken from Ame2012)
     378.000 ± 30.000 (keV) 
Strong Gamma-rays from Decay of Sn-126 (Compiled from ENSDF as of March 2011)
  [ Intensities before May 23th of 2013 were values when total intensity of the decay mode was 100(%) and a branching ratio of each decay mode was not multiplied. ]
   γ-ray energy(keV)  Intensity(%)  Decay mode 
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         64.28            9.62         B- 
         86.94            8.92         B- 
         87.57           37.           B- 
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     *: relative, ~ approximate, ? calculated or estimatted 
     >: greater than or equal to, <: less than or equal to  
  [ Intensities; total intensity of the nuclide is 100(%). ]
Decay data(Chart of the Nuclides 2014)
     Decay mode     Half-life 
       B-           2.30E+5 Y 14     
Cross Sections (taken from JENDL-4.0)
     Table of cross sections, Sn-126.
     Figures of cross sections, Sn-126:  type-1:  type-2:  type-3.
       type-1: total, elastic and inelastic scattering, capture and fision cross sections
       type-2: same as type-1 but cross sections are averaged in 70 energy group intervals
       type-3: threshold reaction cross sections
Evaluated Data Libraries
     Links to the libraries. 

Parent Nuclides by Reactions in JENDL-4.0
     Sn-126 (Z= 50, A=126), MT=  2 (Elastic scattering)
     Sn-126 (Z= 50, A=126), MT=  4 (Inelastic scattering)
     Sb-126 (Z= 51, A=126), MT=103 (n,p)
     Te-129 (Z= 52, A=129), MT=107 (n,α)
     Te-130 (Z= 52, A=130), MT= 22 (n,nα)

Fission Yields for Fission Products in JENDL-4.0 Fission Yield Data

   - Neutron-induced Fission Yields (from main actinide nuclides) - Independent Fission Yield -
     Product  Nuclide  Energy   Fission Yield  Uncertainty(1σ)
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     Sn-126    U-235   Thermal   4.440230e-04   2.841750e-04 
     Sn-126    U-235   Fast      6.773720e-04   4.335180e-04 
     Sn-126    U-235   High      9.307700e-03   2.978460e-03 
     Sn-126    U-238   Fast      1.626010e-04   1.040640e-04 
     Sn-126    U-238   High      3.276010e-03   2.096650e-03 
     Sn-126   Pu-239   Thermal   1.690000e-03   2.704010e-04 
     Sn-126   Pu-239   Fast      2.231840e-03   3.570940e-04 
     Sn-126   Pu-239   High      1.396770e-02   3.212560e-03 
     Sn-126   Pu-241   Thermal   4.914500e-04   3.145280e-04 
     Sn-126   Pu-241   Fast      1.615540e-03   5.169710e-04 
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    Thermal=0.0253eV, Fast=500keV(Fast reactor spectrum), High=14MeV
   - Neutron-induced Fission Yields (from main actinide nuclides) - Cumulative Fission Yield -
     Product  Nuclide  Energy   Fission Yield  Uncertainty(1σ)
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     Sn-126    U-235   Thermal   5.582160e-04   4.502930e-05 
     Sn-126    U-235   Fast      9.701450e-04   1.558050e-04 
     Sn-126    U-235   High      1.703770e-02   1.362030e-03 
     Sn-126    U-238   Fast      5.394600e-04   4.327630e-05 
     Sn-126    U-238   High      1.314560e-02   2.104200e-03 
     Sn-126   Pu-239   Thermal   1.984840e-03   1.588910e-04 
     Sn-126   Pu-239   Fast      2.632410e-03   2.106970e-04 
     Sn-126   Pu-239   High      1.969610e-02   2.166050e-03 
     Sn-126   Pu-241   Thermal   8.192150e-04   1.886110e-04 
     Sn-126   Pu-241   Fast      2.223520e-03   3.562300e-04 
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    Thermal=0.0253eV, Fast=500keV(Fast reactor spectrum), High=14MeV
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