Abstract
Beta-delayed neutron decay of 33Na has been studied using the on-line mass separator ISOLDE. The delayed neutron spectra were measured by time-of-flight technique using fast scintillators. Two main neutron groups at 800(60) and 1020(80) keV were assigned to the 33Na decay, showing evidence for strong feeding of states at about 4 MeV in 33Mg. By simultaneous β–γ–n counting the delayed neutron emission probabilities P 1n=47(6)% and P 2n=13(3)% were determined. The half-life value for 33Na, T 1/2=8.0(3) ms , was measured by three different techniques, one employing identifying gamma transitions and two employing beta and neutron counting.
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