Isotopes of Americium - Table

Table

nuclide
symbol
Z(p) N(n)
isotopic mass (u)
half-life decay
mode(s)
daughter
isotope(s)
nuclear
spin
excitation energy
231Am 95 136 231.04556(32)# 30# s β+ 231Pu
α (rare) 227Np
232Am 95 137 232.04659(32)# 79(2) s β+ (98%) 232Pu
α (2%) 228Np
β+, SF (.069%) (various)
233Am 95 138 233.04635(11)# 3.2(8) min β+ 233Pu
α 229Np
234Am 95 139 234.04781(22)# 2.32(8) min β+ (99.95%) 234Pu
α (.04%) 230Np
β+, SF (.0066%) (various)
235Am 95 140 235.04795(13)# 9.9(5) min β+ 235Pu 5/2-#
α (rare) 231Np
236Am 95 141 236.04958(11)# 3.6(1) min β+ 236Pu
α 232Np
237Am 95 142 237.05000(6)# 73.0(10) min β+ (99.97%) 237Pu 5/2(-)
α (.025%) 233Np
238Am 95 143 238.05198(5) 98(2) min β+ 238Pu 1+
α (10−4%) 234Np
238mAm 2500(200)# keV 35(10) µs
239Am 95 144 239.0530245(26) 11.9(1) h EC (99.99%) 239Pu (5/2)-
α (.01%) 235Np
239mAm 2500(200) keV 163(12) ns (7/2+)
240Am 95 145 240.055300(15) 50.8(3) h β+ 240Pu (3-)
α (1.9×10−4%) 236Np
241Am 95 146 241.0568291(20) 432.2(7) a α 237Np 5/2-
CD (7.4×10−10%) 207Tl, 34Si
SF (4.3×10−10%) (various)
241mAm 2200(100) keV 1.2(3) µs
242Am 95 147 242.0595492(20) 16.02(2) h β- (82.7%) 242Cm 1-
EC (17.3%) 242Pu
242m1Am 48.60(5) keV 141(2) a IT (99.54%) 242Am 5-
α (.46%) 238Np
SF (1.5×10−8%) (various)
242m2Am 2200(80) keV 14.0(10) ms (2+,3-)
243Am 95 148 243.0613811(25) 7,370(40) a α 239Np 5/2-
SF (3.7×10−9%) (various)
244Am 95 149 244.0642848(22) 10.1(1) h β- 244Cm (6-)#
244mAm 86.1(10) keV 26(1) min β- (99.96%) 244Cm 1+
EC (.0361%) 244Pu
245Am 95 150 245.066452(4) 2.05(1) h β- 245Cm (5/2)+
246Am 95 151 246.069775(20) 39(3) min β- 246Cm (7-)
246m1Am 30(10) keV 25.0(2) min β- (99.99%) 246Cm 2(-)
IT (.01%) 246Am
246m2Am ~2000 keV 73(10) µs
247Am 95 152 247.07209(11)# 23.0(13) min β- 247Cm (5/2)#
248Am 95 153 248.07575(22)# 3# min β- 248Cm
249Am 95 154 249.07848(32)# 1# min β- 249Cm

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