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Chemistry, 14.09.2019 05:20 tdahna0403

The low-lying levels of 13-n are the ground state, 1/2-; 2.37 mev, 1/2+; 3.51 mev, 3/2-; and 3.55 mev, 5/2+. the next states are about 6.5 mev and above. interpret these four states according to the shell model.

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The low-lying levels of 13-n are the ground state, 1/2-; 2.37 mev, 1/2+; 3.51 mev, 3/2-; and 3.55...

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