Table of Nuclides

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A table or chart of nuclides is a two-dimensional graph of isotopes of the chemical elements, in which one axis represents the number of neutrons (symbol N) and the other represents the number of protons (atomic number, symbol Z) in the atomic nucleus. Each point plotted on the graph thus represents a nuclide of a known or hypothetical element. This system of ordering nuclides can offer a greater insight into the characteristics of isotopes than the better-known periodic table, which shows only elements and not their isotopes. The chart of the nuclides is also known as the Segrè chart, after Italian physicist Emilio Segrè.[1]

Description and utility

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A chart or table of nuclides maps the nuclear, or radioactive, behavior of nuclides, as it distinguishes the isotopes of an element. It contrasts with a periodic table, which only maps their chemical behavior, since isotopes (nuclides that are variants of the same element) do not differ chemically to any significant degree, with the exception of hydrogen. Nuclide charts organize nuclides along the X axis by their numbers of neutrons and along the Y axis by their numbers of protons, out to the limits of the neutron and proton drip lines. This representation was first published by Kurt Guggenheimer in 1934[2] and expanded by Giorgio Fea in 1935,[3] Emilio Segrè in 1945 or Glenn Seaborg. In 1958, Walter Seelmann-Eggebert and Gerda Pfennig published the first edition of the Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart. Its 7th edition was made available in 2006. Today, there are several nuclide charts, four of which have a wide distribution: the Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart, the Strasbourg Universal Nuclide Chart, the Chart of the Nuclides from the Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA), and the Nuclide Chart from Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory in the United States.[4] It has become a basic tool of the nuclear community.

A chart of nuclides. Above, cut into three parts for better presentation; below, combined.

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The trends in this section refer to the following chart, which shows Z increasing to the right and N increasing downward, a 90° clockwise rotation of the above landscape-orientation charts.

Isotope half-lives. The darker more stable isotope region departs from the line of protons (Z) = neutrons (N), as the element number Z becomes larger
  • Isotopes are nuclides with the same number of protons but differing numbers of neutrons; that is, they have the same atomic number and are therefore the same chemical element. Isotopes neighbor each other vertically. Examples include carbon-12, carbon-13, and carbon-14 in the table above.
  • Isotones are nuclides with the same number of neutrons but differing numbers of protons. Isotones neighbor each other horizontally. Examples include carbon-14, nitrogen-15, and oxygen-16 in the table above.
  • Isobars are nuclides with the same number of nucleons (i.e. mass number) but different numbers of protons and neutrons. Isobars neighbor each other diagonally from lower-left to upper-right. Examples include carbon-14, nitrogen-14, and oxygen-14 in the table above.
  • Isodiaphers are nuclides with the same difference between their numbers of neutrons and protons (N − Z). Like isobars, they follow diagonal lines, but at right angles to the isobar lines (from upper-left to lower-right). Examples include boron-10, carbon-12, and nitrogen-14 (as N − Z = 0 for each pair), or boron-12, carbon-14, and nitrogen-16 (as N − Z = 2 for each pair).
  • Beyond the neutron drip line along the lower left, nuclides decay by neutron emission.
  • Beyond the proton drip line along the upper right, nuclides decay by proton emission. Drip lines have only been established for some elements.
  • The island of stability is a hypothetical region in the top right cluster of nuclides that contains isotopes far more stable than other transuranic elements.
  • There are no stable nuclides having an equal number of protons and neutrons in their nuclei with atomic number greater than 20 (i.e. calcium) as can be readily observed from the chart. Nuclei of greater atomic number require an excess of neutrons for stability.
  • The only stable nuclides having an odd number of protons and an odd number of neutrons are hydrogen-2 (deuterium), lithium-6, boron-10, nitrogen-14 and (observationally) tantalum-180m. This is because the mass–energy of such atoms is usually higher than that of their neighbors on the same isobaric chain, so most of them are unstable to beta decay.
  • There are no stable nuclides with mass number 5 or 8. There are stable nuclides with all other mass numbers up to 208 with the exceptions of 147 and 151, which are represented by the very long-lived samarium-147 and europium-151. (Bismuth-209 was found to be radioactive in 2003, but with a half-life of 2.01×1019 years.)
  • With the exception of the pair tellurium-123 and antimony-123, odd mass numbers are never represented by more than one stable nuclide. This is because the mass–energy is a convex function of atomic number, so all nuclides on an odd isobaric chain except one have a lower-energy neighbor to which they can decay by beta decay. See Mattauch isobar rule. (123Te is expected to decay to 123Sb, but the half-life appears to be so long that the decay has never been observed.)
  • There are no stable nuclides having atomic number greater than Z = 82 (lead),[5] although bismuth (Z = 83) is stable for all practical human purposes and thorium (Z = 90) and uranium (Z = 92) are sufficiently long-lived to occur on Earth in large quantities. Elements with atomic numbers from 1 to 82 all have stable isotopes, with the exceptions of technetium (Z = 43) and promethium (Z = 61).
Half-lives (example: Gd)
145Gd < 1 day
149Gd 1–10 days
146Gd 10–100 days
153Gd 100 days–10 a
148Gd 10–10,000 a
150Gd 10 ka–700 Ma
152Gd > 700 Ma
158Gd Stable

94Nb

Border: Isomer is < 1 day

198Au

Border: Isomer is 1–10 days

91Nb

Border: Isomer is 10–100 days

102Rh

Border: Isomer is 100 days – 10 years

93Nb

Border: Isomer is 10–10,000 years

210Bi

Border: Isomer is 10k–103M years

180Ta

Border: Isomer is Stable

For convenience, three different views of the data are available on Wikipedia: two sets of "segmented tables", and a single "unitized table (all elements)". The unitized table allows easy visualization of proton/neutron-count trends but requires simultaneous horizontal and vertical scrolling. The segmented tables permit easier examination of a particular chemical element with much less scrolling. Links are provided to quickly jump between the different sections.

The nuclide table below shows nuclides (often loosely called "isotopes", but this term properly refers to nuclides with the same atomic number, see above), including all with half-life of at least one day.[6] They are arranged with increasing atomic numbers from left to right and increasing neutron numbers from top to bottom.

Cell color denotes the half-life of each nuclide; if a border is present, its color indicates the half-life of the most stable nuclear isomer. In graphical browsers, each nuclide also has a tool tip indicating its half-life.

Each color represents a certain range of length of half-life, and the color of the border indicates the half-life of its nuclear isomer state. Some nuclides have multiple nuclear isomers, and this table notes the one with the longest half-life.

Dotted borders mean that a nuclide has a nuclear isomer with a half-life in the same range as the ground state nuclide. The dashed lines between several nuclides of the first few elements are the experimentally determined proton and neutron drip lines.

Z → 0123n ↓ n  H  HeLi45 0 BeB67 1 CN8 2 O9 3 F10 4 Ne1112 5 NaMg13 6 Al14 7 Si15 8 P16 9 S1718 10 ClAr19 11 K20 12 Ca21 13 Sc22 14 Ti23 15 V24 16 Cr25 17 Mn26 18 Fe2728 19 CoNi 20 21 29 22 Cu30 23 Zn31 24 Ga32 25 Ge33 26 As 27 34 28 Se35 29 Br36 30 Kr 31 32 37 33 Rb38 34 Sr39 35 Y40 36 Zr41 37 Nb42 38 Mo43 39 Tc44 40 Ru 41 45 42 Rh46 43 Pd47 44 Ag48 45 Cd49 46 In 47 50 48 Sn 49 51 50 Sb52 51 Te53 52 I54 53 Xe 54 55 55 Cs56 56 Ba 57 57 58 La 59 58 60 Ce59 61 Pr 62 60 63 Nd61 64 Pm62 65 Sm63 66 Eu 67 64 68 Gd65 69 Tb 70 66 71 Dy67 72 Ho68 73 Er69 74 Tm 75 76 70 77 Yb71 78 Lu 79 72 80 Hf7374 81 TaW 82 7576 83 ReOs 84 77 85 Ir78 86 Pt 87 79 88 Au80 89 Hg 90 91 92 93 81 94 Tl82 95 Pb 96 97 98 99 83 100 Bi84 101 Po85 102 At 103 104 105 86 106 Rn 107 108 87 109 Fr 110 111 88 112 Ra89 113 Ac 114 115 90 116 Th 117 91 118 Pa 119 120 92 121 U 122 123 124 93 125 Np94 126 Pu95 127 Am 128 129 130 131 9697 132 CmBk 133 134 135 136 137 98 138 Cf99 139 Es100 140 Fm 141 101 142 Md 143 144 102 145 No 146 103104 147 LrRf 148 105 149 Db 150 106 151 Sg107 152 Bh 153 108 154 Hs109 155 Mt110 156 Ds 157 158 159 111 160 Rg 161 162 112 163 Cn113 164 Nh 165 166 167 168 114 169 Fl115 170 Mc116 171 Lv 172 117 173 Ts118 174 Og 175 176 177
1H
1n 2H 3He 4Li
3H 4He 5Li 6Be 7B 8C 9N
4H 5He 6Li 7Be 8B 9C 10N 11O
5H 6He 7Li 8Be 9B 10C 12O 13F
6H 7He 8Li 9Be 10B 11C 12N 13O 14F 15Ne
7H 8He 9Li 10Be 11B 12C 13N 14O 15F 16Ne 17Na 18Mg
9He

10Li

11Be 12B 13C 14N 15O 16F 17Ne 18Na 19Mg 20Al
10He 11Li 12Be 13B 14C 15N 16O 17F 18Ne 19Na 20Mg 21Al 22Si
12Li 13Be 14B 15C 16N 17O 19Ne 20Na 21Mg 22Al 23Si
13Li 14Be 15B 16C 17N 18O 19F 20Ne 21Na 22Mg

23Al

24Si
15Be 16B 17C 18N 19O 20F 21Ne

22Na

23Mg

24Al

25Si 26P 27S 28Cl 29Ar
16Be 17B 18C 19N 20O 21F 22Ne 23Na 24Mg 25Al 26Si 27P 28S 29Cl 30Ar 31K
18B 19C 20N 21O 22F 23Ne

24Na

25Mg

26Al

27Si 28P 29S 30Cl 31Ar
19B 20C 21N 22O 23F 24Ne 25Na 26Mg 27Al 28Si 29P 30S 31Cl

32Ar

33K
20B 22N 23O 24F 25Ne 26Na 27Mg 28Al 29Si 30P 31S 32Cl 33Ar 34K 35Ca
21B 22C 23N 24O 25F 26Ne 27Na 28Mg 29Al 30Si 31P 32S 33Cl 34Ar 35K 36Ca 37Sc
25O 26F 27Ne 28Na 29Mg 30Al 31Si 32P 33S

34Cl

35Ar 36K 37Ca 38Sc 39Ti
26O 27F 28Ne 29Na 30Mg 31Al 32Si 33P 34S 35Cl 36Ar 37K 38Ca 39Sc 40Ti 42Cr
27O 28F 29Ne 30Na 31Mg

32Al

33Si 34P 35S 36Cl 37Ar 38K 39Ca 40Sc 41Ti 43Cr 45Fe
28O 29F 30Ne 31Na 32Mg 33Al 34Si 35P 36S 37Cl 38Ar 39K 40Ca 41Sc 42Ti 43V 44Cr 46Fe 48Ni
30F 31Ne 32Na 33Mg 34Al 35Si 36P 37S

38Cl

39Ar 41Ca

42Sc

43Ti

44V

45Cr

46Mn

47Fe 49Ni
31F 32Ne 33Na 34Mg 35Al 36Si 37P 38S 39Cl 40Ar 41K 42Ca

43Sc

44Ti 45V 46Cr 47Mn 48Fe 50Ni
34Na 35Mg 36Al 37Si 38P 39S 40Cl 41Ar 42K 43Ca

44Sc

45Ti

46V

47Cr 48Mn 49Fe 50Co 51Ni
34Ne 35Na 36Mg 37Al 38Si 39P 40S 41Cl 42Ar 43K 44Ca

45Sc

46Ti 47V 48Cr 49Mn 50Fe 51Co 52Ni 54Zn
37Mg 38Al 39Si 40P 41S 42Cl 43Ar 44K 45Ca

46Sc

47Ti 48V 49Cr

50Mn

51Fe 52Co 53Ni 55Zn
37Na 38Mg 39Al 40Si 41P 42S 43Cl 44Ar 45K 46Ca

47Sc

48Ti 49V 50Cr 51Mn

52Fe

53Co 54Ni 55Cu 56Zn
40Al 41Si 42P

43S

44Cl 45Ar 46K 47Ca 48Sc 49Ti 50V 51Cr

52Mn

53Fe

54Co 55Ni 56Cu 57Zn 59Ge
39Na 40Mg 41Al 42Si 43P 44S 45Cl 46Ar 47K 48Ca 49Sc 50Ti 51V 52Cr 53Mn

54Fe

55Co 56Ni 57Cu 58Zn 60Ge
42Al 43Si 44P 45S 46Cl 47Ar 48K 49Ca

50Sc

51Ti 52V 53Cr 54Mn 55Fe 56Co 57Ni 58Cu 59Zn 60Ga 61Ge 63Se
43Al 44Si 45P 46S 47Cl 48Ar 49K 50Ca 51Sc 52Ti 53V 54Cr 55Mn 56Fe 57Co 58Ni 59Cu 60Zn 61Ga 62Ge 64Se
45Si 46P 47S 48Cl 49Ar 50K 51Ca 52Sc 53Ti

54V

55Cr 56Mn 57Fe

58Co

59Ni 60Cu

61Zn

62Ga 63Ge 64As 65Se 67Kr
46Si 47P 48S 49Cl 50Ar 51K 52Ca 53Sc 54Ti 55V 56Cr 57Mn 58Fe 59Co 60Ni 61Cu 62Zn 63Ga 64Ge 65As 66Se 68Kr
49S 50Cl 51Ar 52K 53Ca

54Sc

55Ti 56V 57Cr

58Mn

59Fe

60Co

61Ni 62Cu 63Zn

64Ga

65Ge

66As

67Se 68Br 69Kr
51Cl 52Ar 53K 54Ca 55Sc 56Ti 57V 58Cr 59Mn 60Fe 61Co 62Ni 63Cu 64Zn 65Ga 66Ge 67As 68Se 69Br 70Kr
52Cl 53Ar 54K 55Ca 56Sc 57Ti 58V

59Cr

60Mn

61Fe

62Co

63Ni

64Cu

65Zn

66Ga

67Ge

68As

69Se

70Br

71Kr

72Rb

73Sr
54Ar 55K 56Ca 57Sc 58Ti 59V 60Cr 61Mn 62Fe 63Co 64Ni 65Cu 66Zn 67Ga 68Ge 69As 70Se 71Br 72Kr 73Rb 74Sr
56K 57Ca 58Sc 59Ti

60V

61Cr

62Mn

63Fe 64Co

65Ni

66Cu 67Zn 68Ga

69Ge

70As

71Se

72Br

73Kr

74Rb 75Sr 76Y 77Zr
57K 58Ca 59Sc 60Ti 61V 62Cr 63Mn 64Fe 65Co 66Ni 67Cu 68Zn 69Ga 70Ge 71As 72Se 73Br 74Kr 75Rb 76Sr 77Y 78Zr
59Ca 60Sc 61Ti 62V 63Cr

64Mn

65Fe

66Co

67Ni

68Cu

69Zn

70Ga

71Ge

72As 73Se

74Br

75Kr

76Rb

77Sr 78Y 79Zr 81Mo
59K 60Ca 61Sc 62Ti 63V 64Cr 65Mn 66Fe 67Co

68Ni

69Cu 70Zn 71Ga

72Ge

73As

74Se

75Br 76Kr 77Rb 78Sr 79Y 80Zr 82Mo
62Sc 63Ti 64V 65Cr 66Mn

67Fe

68Co

69Ni

70Cu

71Zn

72Ga

73Ge

74As 75Se

76Br

77Kr

78Rb

79Sr 80Y 81Zr 82Nb 83Mo 85Ru
64Ti 65V 66Cr 67Mn 68Fe 69Co

70Ni

71Cu 72Zn 73Ga 74Ge

75As

76Se

77Br

78Kr 79Rb 80Sr 81Y 82Zr 83Nb 84Mo 86Ru
66V 67Cr 68Mn 69Fe 70Co 71Ni 72Cu

73Zn

74Ga

75Ge

76As

77Se

78Br

79Kr

80Rb

81Sr 82Y 83Zr 84Nb 85Mo 86Tc 87Ru
67V 68Cr 69Mn 70Fe 71Co 72Ni 73Cu 74Zn 75Ga 76Ge

77As

78Se

79Br

80Kr

81Rb

82Sr 83Y 84Zr 85Nb 86Mo 87Tc 88Ru 89Rh 90Pd
69Cr 70Mn 71Fe 72Co 73Ni 74Cu 75Zn 76Ga

77Ge

78As

79Se

80Br

81Kr

82Rb

83Sr

84Y 85Zr 86Nb 87Mo 88Tc 89Ru 90Rh 91Pd 92Ag
70Cr 71Mn 72Fe 73Co 74Ni 75Cu 76Zn 77Ga 78Ge

79As

80Se

81Br

82Kr

83Rb

84Sr 85Y 86Zr 87Nb 88Mo 89Tc 90Ru 91Rh 92Pd 93Ag 94Cd
72Mn 73Fe 74Co 75Ni 76Cu

77Zn

78Ga

79Ge

80As

81Se

82Br

83Kr

84Rb

85Sr

86Y 87Zr 88Nb 89Mo 90Tc 91Ru 92Rh 93Pd 94Ag 95Cd 96In
73Mn 74Fe 75Co 76Ni 77Cu

78Zn

79Ga 80Ge 81As 82Se

83Br

84Kr

85Rb 86Sr

87Y

88Zr 89Nb 90Mo 91Tc 92Ru 93Rh 94Pd 95Ag 96Cd 97In
75Fe 76Co 77Ni 78Cu 79Zn 80Ga

81Ge

82As

83Se

84Br

85Kr

86Rb

87Sr

88Y

89Zr

90Nb 91Mo 92Tc 93Ru 94Rh 95Pd 96Ag 97Cd 98In 99Sn
76Fe 77Co 78Ni 79Cu 80Zn 81Ga 82Ge 83As 84Se 85Br 86Kr 87Rb 88Sr

89Y

90Zr

91Nb

92Mo 93Tc 94Ru 95Rh 96Pd 97Ag 98Cd 99In 100Sn
78Co 79Ni 80Cu 81Zn 82Ga 83Ge

84As

85Se 86Br 87Kr 88Rb 89Sr

90Y

91Zr

92Nb

93Mo

94Tc 95Ru 96Rh 97Pd 98Ag 99Cd 100In 101Sn
80Ni 81Cu 82Zn 83Ga 84Ge 85As 86Se 87Br 88Kr 89Rb 90Sr

91Y

92Zr

93Nb

94Mo

95Tc

96Ru 97Rh 98Pd 99Ag 100Cd 101In 102Sn 103Sb 104Te
81Ni 82Cu 83Zn 84Ga 85Ge 86As 87Se

88Br

89Kr

90Rb

91Sr 92Y 93Zr

94Nb

95Mo

96Tc

97Ru 98Rh 99Pd 100Ag 101Cd 102In 103Sn 104Sb 105Te
82Ni 83Cu 84Zn 85Ga 86Ge 87As 88Se 89Br 90Kr 91Rb 92Sr 93Y 94Zr

95Nb

96Mo

97Tc

98Ru

99Rh

100Pd 101Ag 102Cd 103In 104Sn 105Sb 106Te 108Xe
85Zn 86Ga 87Ge 88As 89Se 90Br 91Kr 92Rb 93Sr 94Y 95Zr 96Nb 97Mo 98Tc 99Ru 100Rh 101Pd 102Ag 103Cd 104In 105Sn 106Sb 107Te 108I 109Xe
87Ga 88Ge 89As 90Se 91Br 92Kr

93Rb

94Sr

95Y 96Zr 97Nb 98Mo

99Tc

100Ru

101Rh

102Pd 103Ag 104Cd 105In 106Sn 107Sb 108Te 109I 110Xe
89Ge 90As 91Se 92Br 93Kr 94Rb 95Sr 96Y 97Zr 98Nb 99Mo 100Tc 101Ru

102Rh

103Pd 104Ag 105Cd 106In 107Sn 108Sb 109Te 110I 111Xe 112Cs
90Ge 91As 92Se 93Br 94Kr 95Rb 96Sr 97Y 98Zr 99Nb 100Mo 101Tc 102Ru

103Rh

104Pd

105Ag

106Cd 107In 108Sn 109Sb 110Te 111I 112Xe 113Cs 114Ba
92As 93Se 94Br 95Kr

96Rb

97Sr

98Y 99Zr 100Nb 101Mo 102Tc 103Ru 104Rh 105Pd

106Ag

107Cd 108In 109Sn 110Sb 111Te 112I 113Xe 114Cs 115Ba
94Se 95Br 96Kr 97Rb 98Sr 99Y 100Zr 101Nb 102Mo 103Tc 104Ru

105Rh

106Pd

107Ag

108Cd 109In 110Sn 111Sb 112Te 113I 114Xe 115Cs 116Ba 117La
95Se 96Br 97Kr

98Rb

99Sr 100Y 101Zr 102Nb 103Mo 104Tc

105Ru

106Rh

107Pd

108Ag

109Cd 110In 111Sn 112Sb 113Te 114I 115Xe 116Cs 117Ba 118La
97Br 98Kr 99Rb 100Sr 101Y 102Zr 103Nb 104Mo 105Tc 106Ru 107Rh 108Pd

109Ag

110Cd

111In

112Sn 113Sb 114Te 115I 116Xe 117Cs 118Ba 119La 121Pr
98Br 99Kr 100Rb 101Sr

102Y

103Zr 104Nb 105Mo 106Tc 107Ru 108Rh 109Pd

110Ag

111Cd

112In

113Sn

114Sb 115Te 116I 117Xe 118Cs 119Ba 120La 121Ce 122Pr
100Kr 101Rb 102Sr 103Y 104Zr 105Nb 106Mo 107Tc 108Ru 109Rh 110Pd

111Ag

112Cd

113In

114Sn 115Sb 116Te 117I 118Xe 119Cs 120Ba 121La 122Ce 123Pr
101Kr 102Rb 103Sr 104Y 105Zr

106Nb

107Mo

108Tc 109Ru 110Rh 111Pd 112Ag

113Cd

114In

115Sn 116Sb 117Te 118I 119Xe 120Cs 121Ba 122La 123Ce 124Pr 125Nd
101Br 102Kr 103Rb 104Sr 105Y 106Zr 107Nb 108Mo 109Tc 110Ru 111Rh 112Pd 113Ag 114Cd

115In

116Sn 117Sb 118Te 119I 120Xe 121Cs 122Ba 123La 124Ce 125Pr 126Nd
104Rb 105Sr 106Y 107Zr

108Nb

109Mo

110Tc 111Ru 112Rh 113Pd 114Ag

115Cd

116In

117Sn

118Sb

119Te

120I 121Xe 122Cs 123Ba 124La 125Ce 126Pr 127Nd 128Pm 129Sm 130Eu
105Rb 106Sr 107Y

108Zr

109Nb

110Mo 111Tc 112Ru 113Rh 114Pd 115Ag 116Cd 117In 118Sn 119Sb 120Te 121I 122Xe 123Cs 124Ba 125La 126Ce 127Pr 128Nd 129Pm 130Sm 131Eu
106Rb 107Sr 108Y 109Zr 110Nb

111Mo

112Tc

113Ru

114Rh 115Pd 116Ag 117Cd 118In

119Sn

120Sb

121Te

122I 123Xe 124Cs 125Ba 126La 127Ce 128Pr 129Nd 130Pm 131Sm
108Sr 109Y 110Zr 111Nb 112Mo

113Tc

114Ru 115Rh 116Pd 117Ag 118Cd 119In 120Sn 121Sb 122Te 123I 124Xe 125Cs 126Ba 127La 128Ce 129Pr 130Nd 131Pm 132Sm 135Tb
110Y 111Zr 112Nb 113Mo

114Tc

115Ru

116Rh 117Pd 118Ag 119Cd 120In

121Sn

122Sb

123Te

124I 125Xe 126Cs 127Ba 128La 129Ce 130Pr 131Nd 132Pm 133Sm 134Eu 135Gd
111Y 112Zr 113Nb 114Mo 115Tc 116Ru 117Rh 118Pd 119Ag 120Cd 121In 122Sn 123Sb 124Te 125I 126Xe 127Cs 128Ba 129La 130Ce 131Pr 132Nd 133Pm 134Sm 135Eu 136Gd
113Zr 114Nb 115Mo 116Tc

117Ru

118Rh 119Pd 120Ag 121Cd 122In

123Sn

124Sb

125Te

126I

127Xe

128Cs 129Ba 130La 131Ce 132Pr 133Nd 134Pm 135Sm 136Eu 137Gd 138Tb 139Dy 140Ho
115Nb 116Mo 117Tc 118Ru 119Rh 120Pd 121Ag 122Cd 123In 124Sn 125Sb 126Te 127I 128Xe 129Cs 130Ba 131La 132Ce 133Pr 134Nd 135Pm 136Sm 137Eu 138Gd 139Tb 140Dy 141Ho
116Nb 117Mo 118Tc

119Ru

120Rh 121Pd 122Ag 123Cd 124In

125Sn

126Sb

127Te

128I

129Xe

130Cs

131Ba

132La 133Ce 134Pr 135Nd 136Pm 137Sm 138Eu 139Gd 140Tb 141Dy 142Ho 143Er 144Tm
117Nb 118Mo 119Tc 120Ru 121Rh 122Pd 123Ag 124Cd 125In 126Sn 127Sb 128Te 129I 130Xe 131Cs 132Ba 133La 134Ce 135Pr 136Nd 137Pm 138Sm 139Eu 140Gd 141Tb 142Dy 143Ho 144Er 145Tm
119Mo 120Tc 121Ru 122Rh 123Pd 124Ag 125Cd 126In 127Sn 128Sb

129Te

130I

131Xe

132Cs

133Ba

134La 135Ce 136Pr 137Nd 138Pm 139Sm 140Eu 141Gd 142Tb 143Dy 144Ho 145Er 146Tm
121Tc 122Ru 123Rh 124Pd 125Ag 126Cd 127In 128Sn 129Sb 130Te 131I 132Xe 133Cs 134Ba 135La 136Ce 137Pr 138Nd 139Pm 140Sm 141Eu 142Gd 143Tb 144Dy 145Ho 146Er 147Tm
122Tc 123Ru 124Rh 125Pd 126Ag 127Cd 128In 129Sn 130Sb

131Te

132I

133Xe

134Cs

135Ba

136La

137Ce

138Pr 139Nd 140Pm 141Sm 142Eu 143Gd 144Tb 145Dy 146Ho 147Er 148Tm 149Yb 150Lu
124Ru 125Rh 126Pd 127Ag 128Cd 129In 130Sn 131Sb 132Te 133I 134Xe

135Cs

136Ba

137La 138Ce 139Pr 140Nd 141Pm 142Sm 143Eu 144Gd 145Tb 146Dy 147Ho 148Er 149Tm 150Yb 151Lu
125Ru 126Rh 127Pd 128Ag 129Cd 130In 131Sn 132Sb 133Te 134I 135Xe

136Cs

137Ba

138La

139Ce

140Pr 141Nd 142Pm 143Sm 144Eu 145Gd 146Tb 147Dy 148Ho 149Er 150Tm 151Yb 152Lu 153Hf
127Rh 128Pd 129Ag 130Cd 131In 132Sn 133Sb 134Te 135I 136Xe 137Cs 138Ba 139La 140Ce 141Pr 142Nd 143Pm 144Sm 145Eu 146Gd 147Tb 148Dy 149Ho 150Er 151Tm 152Yb 153Lu 154Hf 155Ta 156W
128Rh 129Pd 130Ag 131Cd 132In 133Sn 134Sb 135Te 136I 137Xe 138Cs 139Ba 140La 141Ce 142Pr 143Nd 144Pm 145Sm 146Eu 147Gd 148Tb 149Dy 150Ho 151Er 152Tm 153Yb 154Lu 155Hf 156Ta 157W
130Pd 131Ag 132Cd 133In 134Sn 135Sb 136Te 137I 138Xe 139Cs 140Ba 141La 142Ce 143Pr 144Nd 145Pm 146Sm 147Eu 148Gd 149Tb 150Dy 151Ho 152Er 153Tm 154Yb 155Lu 156Hf 157Ta 158W 159Re 160Os
131Pd 132Ag 133Cd 134In 135Sn 136Sb 137Te 138I 139Xe 140Cs 141Ba 142La 143Ce 144Pr 145Nd 146Pm 147Sm 148Eu 149Gd 150Tb 151Dy 152Ho 153Er 154Tm 155Yb 156Lu 157Hf 158Ta 159W 160Re 161Os
134Cd 135In 136Sn 137Sb 138Te 139I 140Xe 141Cs 142Ba 143La 144Ce 145Pr 146Nd 147Pm 148Sm 149Eu 150Gd 151Tb 152Dy 153Ho 154Er 155Tm 156Yb 157Lu 158Hf 159Ta 160W 161Re 162Os
136In 137Sn 138Sb 139Te 140I 141Xe 142Cs 143Ba 144La 145Ce 146Pr 147Nd

148Pm

149Sm

150Eu

151Gd 152Tb 153Dy 154Ho 155Er 156Tm 157Yb 158Lu 159Hf 160Ta 161W 162Re 163Os 165Pt
137In 138Sn 139Sb 140Te 141I 142Xe 143Cs 144Ba 145La 146Ce 147Pr 148Nd 149Pm 150Sm 151Eu 152Gd 153Tb 154Dy 155Ho 156Er 157Tm 158Yb 159Lu 160Hf 161Ta 162W 163Re 164Os 165Ir 166Pt
139Sn 140Sb 141Te 142I 143Xe 144Cs 145Ba 146La 147Ce 148Pr 149Nd 150Pm 151Sm

152Eu

153Gd 154Tb 155Dy 156Ho 157Er 158Tm 159Yb 160Lu 161Hf 162Ta 163W 164Re 165Os 166Ir 167Pt
140Sn 141Sb 142Te 143I 144Xe 145Cs 146Ba 147La 148Ce 149Pr 150Nd 151Pm 152Sm 153Eu 154Gd 155Tb 156Dy 157Ho 158Er 159Tm 160Yb 161Lu 162Hf 163Ta 164W 165Re 166Os 167Ir 168Pt 170Hg
142Sb 143Te 144I 145Xe 146Cs 147Ba 148La 149Ce 150Pr 151Nd 152Pm 153Sm

154Eu

155Gd

156Tb

157Dy 158Ho 159Er 160Tm 161Yb 162Lu 163Hf 164Ta 165W 166Re 167Os 168Ir 169Pt 170Au 171Hg
144Te 145I 146Xe 147Cs 148Ba 149La 150Ce 151Pr 152Nd 153Pm 154Sm 155Eu 156Gd 157Tb 158Dy 159Ho 160Er 161Tm 162Yb 163Lu 164Hf 165Ta 166W 167Re 168Os 169Ir 170Pt 171Au 172Hg
145Te 146I 147Xe 148Cs 149Ba 150La 151Ce 152Pr 153Nd 154Pm 155Sm 156Eu 157Gd

158Tb

159Dy 160Ho 161Er 162Tm 163Yb 164Lu 165Hf 166Ta 167W 168Re 169Os 170Ir 171Pt 172Au 173Hg
147I 148Xe 149Cs 150Ba 151La 152Ce 153Pr 154Nd 155Pm 156Sm 157Eu 158Gd 159Tb 160Dy 161Ho 162Er 163Tm 164Yb 165Lu 166Hf 167Ta 168W 169Re 170Os 171Ir 172Pt 173Au 174Hg
149Xe 150Cs 151Ba 152La 153Ce 154Pr 155Nd 156Pm 157Sm 158Eu 159Gd 160Tb 161Dy 162Ho 163Er 164Tm 165Yb 166Lu 167Hf 168Ta 169W 170Re 171Os 172Ir 173Pt 174Au 175Hg 176Tl
150Xe 151Cs 152Ba 153La 154Ce 155Pr 156Nd 157Pm 158Sm 159Eu 160Gd 161Tb 162Dy

163Ho

164Er 165Tm 166Yb 167Lu 168Hf 169Ta 170W 171Re 172Os 173Ir 174Pt 175Au 176Hg 177Tl 178Pb
152Cs 153Ba 154La 155Ce 156Pr 157Nd 158Pm 159Sm 160Eu 161Gd 162Tb 163Dy 164Ho 165Er 166Tm 167Yb 168Lu 169Hf 170Ta 171W 172Re 173Os 174Ir 175Pt 176Au 177Hg 178Tl 179Pb
154Ba 155La 156Ce 157Pr 158Nd 159Pm 160Sm 161Eu 162Gd 163Tb 164Dy 165Ho 166Er 167Tm 168Yb

169Lu

170Hf 171Ta 172W 173Re 174Os 175Ir 176Pt 177Au 178Hg 179Tl 180Pb
156La 157Ce 158Pr 159Nd 160Pm 161Sm 162Eu 163Gd 164Tb 165Dy

166Ho

167Er

168Tm

169Yb

170Lu 171Hf 172Ta 173W 174Re 175Os 176Ir 177Pt 178Au 179Hg 180Tl 181Pb
157La 158Ce 159Pr 160Nd 161Pm 162Sm 163Eu 164Gd 165Tb 166Dy 167Ho 168Er 169Tm 170Yb

171Lu

172Hf 173Ta 174W 175Re 176Os 177Ir 178Pt 179Au 180Hg 181Tl 182Pb
160Pr 161Nd 162Pm 163Sm 164Eu 165Gd 166Tb 167Dy 168Ho 169Er 170Tm 171Yb

172Lu

173Hf 174Ta 175W 176Re 177Os 178Ir 179Pt 180Au 181Hg 182Tl 183Pb 184Bi
161Pr 162Nd 163Pm 164Sm 165Eu 166Gd 167Tb 168Dy 169Ho 170Er 171Tm 172Yb 173Lu 174Hf 175Ta 176W 177Re 178Os 179Ir 180Pt 181Au 182Hg 183Tl 184Pb 185Bi 186Po
163Nd 164Pm 165Sm 166Eu 167Gd 168Tb 169Dy 170Ho 171Er 172Tm 173Yb

174Lu

175Hf 176Ta 177W 178Re 179Os 180Ir 181Pt 182Au 183Hg 184Tl 185Pb 186Bi 187Po 188At
165Pm 166Sm 167Eu 168Gd 169Tb 170Dy 171Ho 172Er 173Tm 174Yb 175Lu 176Hf 177Ta 178W 179Re 180Os 181Ir 182Pt 183Au 184Hg 185Tl 186Pb 187Bi 188Po
166Pm 167Sm 168Eu 169Gd 170Tb 171Dy 172Ho 173Er 174Tm

175Yb

176Lu

177Hf

178Ta 179W 180Re 181Os 182Ir 183Pt 184Au 185Hg 186Tl 187Pb 188Bi 189Po 190At
168Sm 169Eu 170Gd 171Tb 172Dy 173Ho 174Er 175Tm

176Yb

177Lu

178Hf

179Ta 180W 181Re 182Os 183Ir 184Pt 185Au 186Hg 187Tl 188Pb 189Bi 190Po 191At
170Eu 171Gd 172Tb 173Dy 174Ho 175Er 176Tm 177Yb 178Lu

179Hf

180Ta

181W

182Re

183Os 184Ir 185Pt 186Au 187Hg 188Tl 189Pb 190Bi 191Po 192At 193Rn
172Gd 173Tb 174Dy 175Ho 176Er 177Tm 178Yb 179Lu

180Hf

181Ta 182W 183Re 184Os 185Ir 186Pt 187Au 188Hg 189Tl 190Pb 191Bi 192Po 193At 194Rn
174Tb 175Dy 176Ho 177Er 178Tm 179Yb 180Lu 181Hf

182Ta

183W

184Re

185Os 186Ir 187Pt 188Au 189Hg 190Tl 191Pb 192Bi 193Po 194At 195Rn
176Dy 177Ho 178Er 179Tm 180Yb 181Lu

182Hf

183Ta 184W 185Re 186Os 187Ir 188Pt 189Au 190Hg 191Tl 192Pb 193Bi 194Po 195At 196Rn 197Fr
178Ho 179Er 180Tm 181Yb 182Lu 183Hf 184Ta

185W

186Re

187Os 188Ir 189Pt 190Au 191Hg 192Tl 193Pb 194Bi 195Po 196At 197Rn 198Fr
180Er 181Tm 182Yb 183Lu 184Hf 185Ta 186W 187Re 188Os 189Ir 190Pt 191Au 192Hg 193Tl 194Pb 195Bi 196Po 197At 198Rn 199Fr
182Tm 183Yb 184Lu 185Hf 186Ta 187W 188Re

189Os

190Ir

191Pt 192Au 193Hg 194Tl 195Pb 196Bi 197Po 198At 199Rn 200Fr 201Ra
183Tm 184Yb 185Lu 186Hf 187Ta 188W 189Re

190Os

191Ir

192Pt 193Au 194Hg 195Tl 196Pb 197Bi 198Po 199At 200Rn 201Fr 202Ra 203Ac
185Yb 186Lu 187Hf 188Ta 189W 190Re

191Os

192Ir

193Pt

194Au

195Hg

196Tl 197Pb 198Bi 199Po 200At 201Rn 202Fr 203Ra 204Ac
186Yb 187Lu 188Hf 189Ta 190W 191Re

192Os

193Ir

194Pt

195Au

196Hg 197Tl 198Pb 199Bi 200Po 201At 202Rn 203Fr 204Ra 205Ac
187Yb 188Lu 189Hf 190Ta 191W 192Re 193Os 194Ir

195Pt

196Au

197Hg

198Tl 199Pb 200Bi 201Po 202At 203Rn 204Fr 205Ra 206Ac 207Th
189Lu 190Hf 191Ta 192W 193Re 194Os 195Ir 196Pt

197Au

198Hg

199Tl 200Pb 201Bi 202Po 203At 204Rn 205Fr 206Ra 207Ac 208Th
190Lu 191Hf 192Ta 193W 194Re 195Os 196Ir 197Pt

198Au

199Hg 200Tl

201Pb

202Bi 203Po 204At 205Rn 206Fr 207Ra 208Ac 209Th 210Pa
192Hf 193Ta 194W 195Re 196Os 197Ir 198Pt 199Au 200Hg 201Tl

202Pb

203Bi 204Po 205At 206Rn 207Fr 208Ra 209Ac 210Th 211Pa
194Ta 195W 196Re 197Os 198Ir 199Pt 200Au 201Hg 202Tl

203Pb

204Bi 205Po 206At 207Rn 208Fr 209Ra 210Ac 211Th 212Pa
196W 197Re 198Os 199Ir 200Pt 201Au 202Hg 203Tl

204Pb

205Bi 206Po 207At 208Rn 209Fr 210Ra 211Ac 212Th 213Pa 214U
197W 198Re 199Os 200Ir 201Pt 202Au 203Hg 204Tl

205Pb

206Bi 207Po 208At 209Rn 210Fr 211Ra 212Ac 213Th 214Pa 215U
199Re 200Os 201Ir 202Pt 203Au 204Hg 205Tl

206Pb

207Bi 208Po 209At 210Rn 211Fr 212Ra 213Ac 214Th 215Pa 216U
201Os 202Ir 203Pt 204Au 205Hg 206Tl

207Pb

208Bi 209Po 210At 211Rn 212Fr 213Ra 214Ac 215Th 216Pa 217U
202Os 203Ir 204Pt 205Au 206Hg 207Tl

208Pb

209Bi 210Po 211At 212Rn 213Fr 214Ra 215Ac 216Th 217Pa 218U 219Np
203Os 204Ir 205Pt 206Au 207Hg 208Tl 209Pb

210Bi

211Po 212At 213Rn 214Fr 215Ra 216Ac 217Th 218Pa 219U 220Np
205Ir 206Pt 207Au 208Hg 209Tl

210Pb

211Bi 212Po 213At 214Rn 215Fr 216Ra 217Ac 218Th 219Pa
207Pt 208Au 209Hg 210Tl 211Pb 212Bi 213Po 214At 215Rn 216Fr 217Ra 218Ac 219Th 220Pa 221U 222Np
208Pt 209Au 210Hg 211Tl

212Pb

213Bi 214Po 215At 216Rn 217Fr 218Ra 219Ac 220Th 221Pa 222U 223Np
210Au 211Hg 212Tl 213Pb 214Bi 215Po 216At 217Rn 218Fr 219Ra 220Ac 221Th 222Pa 223U 224Np
212Hg 213Tl

214Pb

215Bi 216Po 217At 218Rn 219Fr 220Ra 221Ac 222Th 223Pa 224U 225Np 226Pu
213Hg 214Tl 215Pb 216Bi 217Po 218At 219Rn 220Fr 221Ra 222Ac 223Th 224Pa 225U 226Np 227Pu
214Hg 215Tl 216Pb 217Bi 218Po 219At 220Rn 221Fr 222Ra 223Ac 224Th 225Pa 226U 227Np 228Pu 229Am
215Hg 216Tl 217Pb 218Bi 219Po 220At 221Rn 222Fr 223Ra 224Ac 225Th 226Pa 227U 228Np 229Pu 230Am
216Hg 217Tl 218Pb 219Bi 220Po 221At 222Rn 223Fr 224Ra 225Ac 226Th 227Pa 228U 229Np 230Pu 233Bk
219Pb 220Bi 221Po 222At 223Rn 224Fr 225Ra 226Ac 227Th 228Pa 229U 230Np 231Pu 232Am 233Cm 234Bk
220Pb 221Bi 222Po 223At 224Rn 225Fr 226Ra 227Ac 228Th 229Pa 230U 231Np 232Pu 233Am 234Cm
222Bi 223Po 224At 225Rn 226Fr 227Ra 228Ac 229Th 230Pa 231U 232Np 233Pu 234Am 235Cm 236Bk 237Cf
223Bi 224Po 225At 226Rn 227Fr 228Ra 229Ac 230Th 231Pa 232U 233Np 234Pu 235Am 236Cm 238Cf
224Bi 225Po 226At 227Rn 228Fr 229Ra 230Ac 231Th 232Pa 233U 234Np 235Pu 236Am 237Cm 238Bk 239Cf 240Es 241Fm
226Po 227At 228Rn 229Fr 230Ra 231Ac 232Th 233Pa 234U 235Np 236Pu 237Am 238Cm 240Cf 241Es 242Fm
227Po 228At 229Rn 230Fr 231Ra 232Ac 233Th 234Pa

236Np

237Pu 238Am 239Cm 240Bk 241Cf 242Es 243Fm 244Md
229At 230Rn 231Fr 232Ra 233Ac 234Th 235Pa 236U 237Np 238Pu 239Am 240Cm 241Bk 242Cf 243Es 244Fm 245Md
230At 231Rn 232Fr 233Ra 234Ac 235Th 236Pa 237U 238Np 239Pu 240Am 241Cm 242Bk 243Cf 244Es 245Fm 246Md
232Rn 233Fr 234Ra 235Ac 236Th 237Pa 238U 239Np 240Pu 241Am 242Cm 243Bk 244Cf 245Es 246Fm 247Md
236Ac 237Th 238Pa 239U 240Np 241Pu

242Am

243Cm 244Bk 245Cf 246Es 247Fm 248Md 249No
238Th 239Pa 240U 241Np 242Pu 243Am 244Cm 245Bk 246Cf 247Es 248Fm 249Md 250No 251Lr 252Rf
241U 242Np 243Pu 244Am 245Cm 246Bk 247Cf 248Es 249Fm 250Md 251No 252Lr 253Rf
242U 243Np 244Pu 245Am 246Cm 247Bk 248Cf 249Es 250Fm 251Md 252No 253Lr 254Rf 255Db
244Np 245Pu 246Am 247Cm

248Bk

249Cf 250Es 251Fm 252Md 253No 254Lr 255Rf 256Db
246Pu 247Am 248Cm 249Bk 250Cf 251Es 252Fm 253Md 254No 255Lr 256Rf 257Db 258Sg
247Pu 249Cm 250Bk 251Cf 252Es 253Fm 254Md 255No 256Lr 257Rf 258Db 259Sg 260Bh
250Cm 251Bk 252Cf 253Es 254Fm 255Md 256No 257Lr 258Rf 259Db 260Sg 261Bh
251Cm 252Bk 253Cf

254Es

255Fm 256Md 257No 258Lr 259Rf 260Db 261Sg 262Bh 263Hs
253Bk 254Cf 255Es 256Fm 257Md 258No 259Lr 260Rf 261Db 262Sg 264Hs
255Cf 256Es 257Fm 258Md 259No 260Lr 261Rf 262Db 263Sg 264Bh 265Hs 266Mt 267Ds
256Cf 257Es 258Fm 259Md 260No 261Lr 262Rf 263Db 264Sg 265Bh 266Hs
259Fm 260Md 262Lr 263Rf 265Sg 266Bh 267Hs 268Mt 269Ds
260Fm 262No 266Sg 267Bh 268Hs 270Ds
264Lr 265Rf 266Db 267Sg 269Hs 270Mt 271Ds 272Rg
267Db 268Sg 270Hs
266Lr 267Rf 268Db 269Sg 270Bh 271Hs 273Ds 274Rg
271Bh 272Hs
270Db 271Sg 272Bh 273Hs 274Mt 275Ds 277Cn 278Nh
275Mt 276Ds
274Bh 275Hs 276Mt 277Ds 278Rg
277Mt 279Rg 280Cn
277Hs 278Mt 279Ds 280Rg 281Cn 282Nh
280Ds 281Rg 282Cn 283Nh 284Fl
281Ds 282Rg 283Cn 284Nh 285Fl 286Mc
284Cn 285Nh 286Fl 287Mc 288Lv
285Cn 286Nh 287Fl 288Mc 289Lv
288Fl 289Mc 290Lv
289Fl 290Mc 291Lv
292Lv 293Ts 294Og
293Lv 294Ts
Fragment of table of nuclides as seen on a monument in front of University of Warsaw's Centre of New Technologies, with the four elements named by or for Polish scientists shown in the title ("including Po, Ra, Cm, Cn") and below the table:
polonium (84Po) discovered in 1898,
radium (88Ra) discovered in 1898,
curium (96Cm) discovered in 1944,
copernicium (112Cn) discovered in 1996.
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  2. ^ Kurt Guggenheimer. Journal de Physique et le Radium 5 (1934) 253
  3. ^ Giorgio Fea. Il Nuovo Cimento 2 (1935) 368
  4. ^ "What We Do: The Chart of Nuclides". Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory. Archived from the original on 18 October 2016. Retrieved 14 May 2009.
  5. ^ Holden,CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics, 90th Edition §11
  6. ^ The data for these tables came from Brookhaven National Laboratory, which has an interactive Table of Nuclides with data on ~3000 nuclides.
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