Archivo: Monoisotopic, mononuclidic, radioactive elements

Descripción: Elements:    Polyisotopic    Monoisotopic (mass number shown) with natural radionuclides    Monoisotopic and mononuclidic (mass number shown)    Mononuclidic radioactive (mass number of the only natural radionuclide shown)    Other radioactiveNatural radionuclides: ◤  none ◤  ◤  one isotope ■■ more than one isotope other: unclear or controversialThe choice of colors is actually not erratic. The presence of green (RGB), or absence of magenta (CMYK), indicates stability (existence of at least one stable isotope). 209Bi is practically stable, so it is made orange, i.e. placed midway. And all mononuclidic elements does not have a blue (RGB) component. The orange color means practically stable nuclides (with half-life greater than 1012 years)
Título: Monoisotopic, mononuclidic, radioactive elements
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Autor(a): Incnis Mrsi
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