Isotopes of Osmium - 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
162Os 76 86 161.98443(54)# 1.87(18) ms α 158W 0+
163Os 76 87 162.98269(43)# 5.5(6) ms α 159W 7/2-#
β+, p (rare) 162W
β+ (rare) 163Re
164Os 76 88 163.97804(22) 21(1) ms α (98%) 160W 0+
β+ (2%) 164Re
165Os 76 89 164.97676(22)# 71(3) ms α (60%) 161W (7/2-)
β+ (40%) 165Re
166Os 76 90 165.972691(20) 216(9) ms α (72%) 162W 0+
β+ (28%) 166Re
167Os 76 91 166.97155(8) 810(60) ms α (67%) 163W 3/2-#
β+ (33%) 167Re
168Os 76 92 167.967804(13) 2.06(6) s β+ (51%) 168Re 0+
α (49%) 164W
169Os 76 93 168.967019(27) 3.40(9) s β+ (89%) 169Re 3/2-#
α (11%) 165W
170Os 76 94 169.963577(12) 7.46(23) s β+ (91.4%) 170Re 0+
α (8.6%) 176W
171Os 76 95 170.963185(20) 8.3(2) s β+ (98.3%) 171Re (5/2-)
α (1.7%) 167W
172Os 76 96 171.960023(16) 19.2(5) s β+ (98.9%) 172Re 0+
α (1.1%) 168W
173Os 76 97 172.959808(16) 22.4(9) s β+ (99.6%) 173Re (5/2-)
α (.4%) 169W
174Os 76 98 173.957062(12) 44(4) s β+ (99.97%) 174Re 0+
α (.024%) 170W
175Os 76 99 174.956946(15) 1.4(1) min β+ 175Re (5/2-)
176Os 76 100 175.95481(3) 3.6(5) min β+ 176Re 0+
177Os 76 101 176.954965(17) 3.0(2) min β+ 177Re 1/2-
178Os 76 102 177.953251(18) 5.0(4) min β+ 178Re 0+
179Os 76 103 178.953816(19) 6.5(3) min β+ 179Re (1/2-)
180Os 76 104 179.952379(22) 21.5(4) min β+ 180Re 0+
181Os 76 105 180.95324(3) 105(3) min β+ 181Re 1/2-
181m1Os 48.9(2) keV 2.7(1) min β+ 181Re (7/2)-
181m2Os 156.5(7) keV 316(18) ns (9/2)+
182Os 76 106 181.952110(23) 22.10(25) h EC 182Re 0+
183Os 76 107 182.95313(5) 13.0(5) h β+ 183Re 9/2+
183mOs 170.71(5) keV 9.9(3) h β+ (85%) 183Re 1/2-
IT (15%) 183Os
184Os 76 108 183.9524891(14) Observationally Stable 0+ 2(1)×10−4
185Os 76 109 184.9540423(14) 93.6(5) d EC 185Re 1/2-
185m1Os 102.3(7) keV 3.0(4) µs (7/2-)#
185m2Os 275.7(8) keV 0.78(5) µs (11/2+)
186Os 76 110 185.9538382(15) 2.0(11)×1015 a α 182W 0+ 0.0159(3)
187Os 76 111 186.9557505(15) Observationally Stable 1/2- 0.0196(2)
188Os 76 112 187.9558382(15) Observationally Stable 0+ 0.1324(8)
189Os 76 113 188.9581475(16) Observationally Stable 3/2- 0.1615(5)
189mOs 30.812(15) keV 5.81(6) h IT 189Os 9/2-
190Os 76 114 189.9584470(16) Observationally Stable 0+ 0.2626(2)
190mOs 1705.4(2) keV 9.9(1) min IT 190Os (10)-
191Os 76 115 190.9609297(16) 15.4(1) d β- 191Ir 9/2-
191mOs 74.382(3) keV 13.10(5) h IT 191Os 3/2-
192Os 76 116 191.9614807(27) Observationally Stable 0+ 0.4078(19)
192mOs 2015.40(11) keV 5.9(1) s IT (87%) 192Os (10-)
β- (13%) 192Ir
193Os 76 117 192.9641516(27) 30.11(1) h β- 193Ir 3/2-
194Os 76 118 193.9651821(28) 6.0(2) a β- 194Ir 0+
195Os 76 119 194.96813(54) 6.5 min β- 195Ir 3/2-#
196Os 76 120 195.96964(4) 34.9(2) min β- 196Ir 0+
197Os 76 121 2.8(6) min

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