Decay Schemes - NucleonicaWiki

From NucleonicaWikiIn the following, the extracts from the Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart show both the parent and daughter. Adjacent tothe nuclide box extract, the Decay scheme is shown giving more details of the Decay processes. These decayschemes are an aid to understanding the contents of the nuclide chart diagrams can be found in the new brochure for the 8th Edition of the Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart which cannow be ordered ( ) .1 9 F 18 (Z=8, N=10) References2 18 Ar 41 (Z=18, N=23) References3 27 Co 57 (Z=27, N=30) References4 27 Co 60 (Z=27, N=33) References5 39 Y 90 (Z=39, N=51) Y Y References6 29 Cu 64 (Z=29, N=35) References7 42 Mo 99 (Z=42, N=57) References8 43 Tc 99 (Z=43, N=56) Tc Tc 999 53 I 123 (Z=53, N=70) References10 53 I 131 (Z=53, N=78) References11 54 Xe 133 (Z=54, N=79) Xe Xe References12 55 Cs 137 (Z=55, N=82) References13 62 Sm 153 (Z=62, N=91) Decay Schemes - # of 251/27/2014 4:31 References14 88 Ra 226 (Z=88, N=138) References15 More InformationThe nuclide F 18 is an isotope of the element flourine (atomic number 9, chemical symbol F).

schemes are an aid to understanding the contents of the nuclide chart boxes. More diagrams can be found in the new brochure for the 8th Edition of the Karlsruhe Nuclide Chart which can ... The colour red indicates that the nucleus decays by electron capture / positron emission.

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