isotope
nuclides having the same atomic number but different mass numbers
isotope of sodium
sodium atoms differing in atomic weight
isotope of silver
nuclides with atomic number of 47 but with different mass numbers
isotope of ruthenium
Second most hazardous gaseous isotopes after iodine-131 in case of release by a nuclear accident
isotope of polonium
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isotope of actinium
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isotope of calcium
isotope with 20 protons per atom
isotope of bohrium
isotopes of the synthetic chemical element bohrium
stable isotope
nucleus of this isotope does not undergo radioactive decay
isotope of gold
nuclides with atomic number of 79 but with different mass numbers
isotope of krypton
isotopes of the element Krypton
isotope of protactinium
Nuclides with atomic number Z = 91 but with different mass numbers
isotope of hassium
isotopes of hassium (Hs)
isotope of potassium
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isotope of nobelium
isotopes of the synthetic element nobelium
isotope of carbon
type of stable carbon atoms
isotope of iron
nuclides with atomic number of 26, but with differing mass numbers
isotope of scandium
nuclear variants of the element
nitrogen isotope
isotope of the element nitrogen
isotope of rutherfordium
isotopes of the synthetic chemical element rutherfordium
isotope of caesium
isotopes of caesium
isotope of curium
Artificial nuclides with atomic number of 96 but with different mass numbers
isotope of vanadium
naturally occurring radioactive isotope