Isotopes of Erbium - Table

Table

nuclide
symbol
Z(p) N(n)
isotopic mass (u)
half-life decay
mode(s)
daughter
isotope(s)
nuclear
spin
representative
isotopic
composition
(mole fraction)
range of natural
variation
(mole fraction)
excitation energy
142Er 68 74 141.97231(47)# 0+
143Er 68 75 142.96634(64)# 200# ms 9/2-#
144Er 68 76 143.96038(43)# 400# ms β+ 144Ho 0+
145Er 68 77 144.95739(43)# 900(300) ms β+ 145Ho 1/2+#
β+, p (rare) 144Dy
146Er 68 78 145.95200(32)# 1.7(6) s β+ 146Ho 0+
β+, p 145Dy
147Er 68 79 146.94949(32)# ~2.5 s β+ 147Ho (1/2+)
β+, p 146Dy
147mEr 100(50)# keV 2.5(2) s β+ 147Ho (11/2-)
148Er 68 80 147.94455(21)# 4.6(2) s β+ (99.85%) 148Ho 0+
β+, p (.15%) 147Dy
149Er 68 81 148.94231(3) 4(2) s β+ (93%) 149Ho (1/2+)
β+, p (7%) 148Dy
149m1Er 741.8(2) keV 8.9(2) s β+ (96.5%) 149Ho (11/2-)
IT (3.5%) 149Er
β+, p (.18%) 148Dy
149m2Er 2611.1(3) keV 0.61(8) µs (19/2+)
149m3Er 3242.7+X keV 4.8(1) µs (27/2-)
150Er 68 82 149.937914(18) 18.5(7) s β+ 150Ho 0+
151Er 68 83 150.937449(18) 23.5(13) s β+ 151Ho (7/2-)
151m1Er 2585.5(6) keV 580(20) ms IT (95.3%) 151Er (27/2-)
β+ (4.7%) 151Ho
151m2Er 10286+X keV 0.42(5) µs (67/2,69/2,71/2)
152Er 68 84 151.935050(11) 10.3(1) s α (90%) 148Dy 0+
β+ (10%) 152Ho
153Er 68 85 152.935063(9) 37.1(2) s α (53%) 149Dy 7/2(-)
β+ (47%) 153Ho
154Er 68 86 153.932783(6) 3.73(9) min β+ (99.53%) 154Ho 0+
α (.47%) 150Dy
155Er 68 87 154.933209(7) 5.3(3) min β+ (99.98%) 155Ho 7/2-
α (.022%) 151Dy
156Er 68 88 155.931065(26) 19.5(10) min β+ 156Ho 0+
157Er 68 89 156.93192(3) 18.65(10) min β+ 157Ho 3/2-
157mEr 155.4(3) keV 76(6) ms IT 157Er (9/2+)
158Er 68 90 157.929893(27) 2.29(6) h EC 158Ho 0+
159Er 68 91 158.930684(5) 36(1) min β+ 159Ho 3/2-
159m1Er 182.602(24) keV 337(14) ns 9/2+
159m2Er 429.05(3) keV 590(60) ns 11/2-
160Er 68 92 159.929083(26) 28.58(9) h EC 160Ho 0+
161Er 68 93 160.929995(10) 3.21(3) h β+ 161Ho 3/2-
161mEr 396.44(4) keV 7.5(7) µs 11/2-
162Er 68 94 161.928778(4) Observationally Stable 0+ 0.00139(5)
163Er 68 95 162.930033(6) 75.0(4) min β+ 163Ho 5/2-
163mEr 445.5(6) keV 580(100) ns (11/2-)
164Er 68 96 163.929200(3) Observationally Stable 0+ 0.01601(3)
165Er 68 97 164.930726(3) 10.36(4) h EC 165Ho 5/2-
166Er 68 98 165.9302931(27) Observationally Stable 0+ 0.33503(36)
167Er 68 99 166.9320482(27) Observationally Stable 7/2+ 0.22869(9)
167mEr 207.801(5) keV 2.269(6) s IT 167Er 1/2-
168Er 68 100 167.9323702(27) Observationally Stable 0+ 0.26978(18)
169Er 68 101 168.9345904(27) 9.392(18) d β- 169Tm 1/2-
170Er 68 102 169.9354643(30) Observationally Stable 0+ 0.14910(36)
171Er 68 103 170.9380298(30) 7.516(2) h β- 171Tm 5/2-
171mEr 198.6(1) keV 210(10) ns 1/2-
172Er 68 104 171.939356(5) 49.3(3) h β- 172Tm 0+
173Er 68 105 172.94240(21)# 1.434(17) min β- 173Tm (7/2-)
174Er 68 106 173.94423(32)# 3.2(2) min β- 174Tm 0+
175Er 68 107 174.94777(43)# 1.2(3) min β- 175Tm (9/2+)
176Er 68 108 175.95008(43)# 20# s β- 176Tm 0+
177Er 68 109 176.95405(54)# 3# s β- 177Tm 1/2-#

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