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Comprehensive mass measurement study of ${}^{252}$Cf fission fragments with MRTOF-MS and detailed study of masses of neutron-rich Ce isotopes (2402.03873v2)

Published 6 Feb 2024 in nucl-ex

Abstract: We report the mass measurements of neutron-rich isotopes produced via spontaneous fission of ${}{252}$Cf using a multi-reflection time-of-flight mass spectrograph. The mass of ${}{155}$Ce is determined experimentally for the first time. A discrepancy between the experimental and literature values was found for the mass of ${}{127}$Sb, which was previously deduced through indirect measurements. In comparison with several theoretical predictions, both the values and the trend of the mass excesses of ${}{152-155}$Ce cannot be consistently explained. The wide-range and simultaneous mass measurements of the multi-reflection time-of-flight mass spectrograph enable us to cross-check the existing mass data, and the conflict between the measured time-of-flight ratio and the extracted mass would imply the necessity of reexamining them.

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