The nuclide Kr-69 With T-z=-3/2, A=4n+1 produced in the Ca-40(S-32,3n)
reaction has been observed via beta-delayed proton emission by using
pulsed-beam technique. A single proton group at a laboratory energy of
4.07+/-0.05 MeV with half-life of 32+/-10 ms was observed for the fir
st time, corresponding to decay of the T=3/2 isobaric analog state in
Br-69 to the ground state of Se-68. Combining this result with a Coulo
mb displacement energy calculation yields a mass excess for Kr-69 of -
32.15+/-0.30 MeV. The partial decay scheme of Kr-69 is proposed.