The decay of 47 V has been investigated by using a two-directional focusing beta-ray spectrometer and NaI scintillators (2 in. 3 mm thickness). Two weak gamma-rays of 1.54 and 1.87 MeV have been found and their intensities are 1.4 and 0.9 percent of the positron decay, respectively. The upper limit for 0.16 MeV gamm-ray is 0.08 percent of the positron decay. The maximum energy of the positrons from 47 V is 1.90±0.04 MeV.
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