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8: The effect of mirror symmetry on the β-emission from 60 Co. The frame on the left shows the situation for emission that preserves parity. The frame on the right represents observed behaviour. The large arrow represents the nuclear spin in the direction of the applied magnetic field.

8: The effect of mirror symmetry on the β-emission from 60 Co. The frame on the left shows the situation for emission that preserves parity. The frame on the right represents observed behaviour. The large arrow represents the nuclear spin in the direction of the applied magnetic field.

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