Messung der Lebensdauer angeregter Kernniveaus von Al28, Cs133, Pr141, W182 und Pt195

The halflife of excited states in some nuclei has been measured by the method of delayed coincidences. Two different experimental arrangements have been used: a conventional scintillation counter equipment and a fast gasfilled parallelplate avalanche-counter. The results of these measurements are: 31 keV-level in Al²⁸:T _1/2=(1.91±0.08) · 10^?9 sec, 81 keV-level in Cs¹³³:T _1/2=(6.25±0.05) · 10^?9 sec, 145 keV-level in Pr¹⁴¹:T _1/2=(1.85±0.03) · 10^?9 sec, 100keV-level in W¹⁸²:T _1/2=(1.45±0.04) · 10^?9 sec, 1290 keV-level in W¹⁸² T _1/2=(1.05±0.03) · 10^?9 sec, 99 keV-level in Pt¹⁹⁵:T _1/2≦1.6 · 10^?10 sec, 129 keV-level in Pt¹⁹⁵:T _1/2=(6.2±0.7) · 10^?10 sec. These experimental values are discussed and compared with theoretical model predictions.