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Transverse momentum spectra of the non-strange, strange and multi-strangeparticles in central and peripheral Copper-Copper, Gold-Gold and Lead-Leadcollisions are analyzed by the blast wave model with Boltzmann Gibbsstatistics. The model results are approximately in agreement with theexperimental data measured by BRAHMS, STAR, SPS, NA 49 and WA 97 Collaborationsin special transverse momentum ranges. Bulk properties in terms of kineticfreeze out temperature, transverse flow velocity and freezeout volume areextracted from the transverse momentum spectra of the particles. Separatefreeze out temperatures are observed for the non-strange, strange andmulti-strange particles which maybe due to different reaction cross-sections ofthe interacting particles and it reveals the triple kinetic freezeout scenarioin collisions at BRAHMS, STAR, SPS, NA 49 and WA 97 Collaborations, however thetransverse flow velocity and freezeout volume are mass dependent and theydecrease with the increasing the rest mass of the particles. Furthermore, thekinetic freezeout temperature, transverse flow velocity and kinetic freezeoutvolume in central nucleus-nucleus collisions are larger than those inperipheral collisions. Besides, the larger kinetic freezeout temperature andfreezeout volume are observed in the most heaviest nuclei collisions,indicating their dependence on the size of interacting system

Decoupling of non-strange, strange and multi-strange particles from the system in Cu-Cu, Au-Au and Pb-Pb collisions at high energies