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Radiative lifetimes in Rh I and in Ta I
Published at:PHYSICAL REVIEW A,VOLUME 27, NUMBER 2,FEBRUARY 1983
Radiative lifetimes of 22 levels in Rh I and of 35 levels in Ta I are reported. The lifetimes are measured with the use of time-resolved laser-induced fluorescence on an atomic beam. The Rh I lifetimes resolve the discrepancy between the spectroscopically determined solar abundance of Rh and the abundance of Rh determined from chondritic meteorites.
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