Abstract
The independent yield of 135I in the thermal neutron fission of 235U (47 ± 2% of chain yield) and the half-life of 135Te (18 ± 2 sec) have been determined using a rapid chemical isolation of fission iodine via ion exchange on a performed AgCl precipitate. Chemical separation of iodine from its precursors could be performed within 2 sec after a short irradiation (0·05 sec). The result is discussed with respect to the effects of closed nuclear shells on charge distribution in fission.
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