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A Direct Determination of the 3H—3He Mass Difference

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Nuclidic Masses

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The 3H—3He mass difference has been measured directly utilizing the high resolving power obtainable with the Harvard double-focusing mass spectrometer. The mass difference of this doublet was found to be 19.83 ±0.18 μu (12C = 12). Resultsobtainedforthe doublets HD-3H, HD—3He and H2—D are respectively 5,877.22 ±0.69, 5,896.84 ±0.42 and 1,547.77 ±0.28 μu.

This work supported by the Office of Naval Research.

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Moreland, P.E., Bainbridge, K.T. (1964). A Direct Determination of the 3H—3He Mass Difference. In: Johnson, W.H. (eds) Nuclidic Masses. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-5556-1_37

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