Abstract
Badami1 first reported the existence of complex fine structures in the visible lines of the Sb II spectrum. As a source he used a relatively high current arc (3–5 amp.), and to explain the structures he suggested that the nuclear spin of the isotope 121 is 5/2 and that of the 123 isotope is 7/2. (These are the only isotopes in antimony.)
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J. S. Badami, Z. Phys., 79, 206; 1932.
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TOLANSKY, S. Nuclear Moments of the Antimony Isotopes. Nature 133, 531–532 (1934). https://doi.org/10.1038/133531b0
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