| 41. | The primordial nuclide beryllium-9, the only stable beryllium isotope, is an example of this type of nuclide.
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| 42. | The primordial nuclide beryllium-9, the only stable beryllium isotope, is an example of this type of nuclide.
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| 43. | The stable nuclide carbon-12 ( 12 C ) is composed of six neutrons and six protons, for example.
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| 44. | These isotopes are monoisotopic, but due to the presence of the long lived radioactive primordial nuclide, are not mononuclidic.
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| 45. | Which is the probability of an s-wave nuclide to penetrate the Coulomb barrier, according to the WKB approximation.
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| 46. | It could also be just one nuclide ( i . e . a system of quarks ) as hypothesized in quantum thermodynamics.
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| 47. | Its precursor 235 U and thermal neutrons ) but also has the highest known thermal neutron capture cross section of any nuclide.
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| 48. | Iron-56 is about the most stable nuclide, and it is about the lowest point within the valley of stability.
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| 49. | A nuclide on the right similarly undergoes ? + decay, which shifts the nuclide to the left and toward greater stability.
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| 50. | A nuclide on the right similarly undergoes ? + decay, which shifts the nuclide to the left and toward greater stability.
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