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Nuclides / Isotopes

Nuc-
lide		Atomic
Mass		NNAbun
%		SpinHalf LifeDMDTBR
%		Decay
Energy
(MeV)
O1212.03444Syn0+0.4MeVPN11 0.190
O1313.02485Syn3/2-8.58ms εN13 17.765
O1414.00866Syn0+70.606s εN14 5.143
O1515.00317Syn1/2-122.24s εN15 2.754
O1615.9949899.7620+Stable 
O1716.999190.0385/2+Stable 
O1817.9992100.20+Stable 
O1919.003611Syn5/2+26.91s β-F19 4.821
O2020.004112Syn0+13.51s β-F20 3.814
O2121.008713Syn1/2+, 3/2+, 5/2+3.42s β-F21 8.109
O2222.0114Syn0+2.25s β-F22 6.490
O2323.01615Syn 82ms β- + NF22313.750
 82ms β-F23 11.290
O2424.0216Syn0+61ms β- + NF23587.600
 61ms β-F24 11.400
O2525.02917Syn      
O2626.03818Syn0+     
NuclidePotential Parent Nuclides
O12None known
O13F14 (Syn)
O14F15 (Syn)
O15F16 (Syn)
O16Ne17 (Syn) N16 (Syn) N16m (Syn) N17 (Syn)
O17F17 (Syn) N17 (Syn)
O18F18 (Syn) N18 (Syn) N19 (Syn)
O19N19 (Syn) N20 (Syn)
O20N20 (Syn) N21 (Syn)
O21N21 (Syn) N22 (Syn)
O22N22 (Syn)
O23None known
O24None known
O25None known
O26None known

Key:

  • NN = Number of Neutrons
  • Abun % = Natural Abundance (as a percentage)
  • Syn = Synthetic Nuclide (does not occur in nature)
  • DM = Decay Mode
    α = Alpha emission
    β- = Beta emission
    β- β- = Double beta decay
    β+ = Positron emission
    ε = Electron Capture
    IT = Isomeric Transition
    N = Neutron emission
    P = Proton emission
    SF = Spontaneous Fission
  • DT = Decays To
  • BR % = Branch Ratio (as a percentage)

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