The known level energies, electromagnetic moments and decay probabilities o
f high-spin states in the N = 46 isotones Zr-86, Nb-87, Mo-88, Tc-89, and R
u-90 are interpreted within the shell model. The single-particle spare was
truncated to the p(1/2) and g(9/2) orbits (relative to the Sr-88 core) and
the single-particle energies and empirical two-body matrix elements derived
Gross and Frenkel were used in the calculations. Based on the generally go
od success of this approach, energies and decay properties of the yrast spe
ctra in Ru-90 and Rh-91 are predicted.