Isotopes of Argon - 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
30Ar 18 12 30.02156(32)# <20 ns p 29Cl 0+
31Ar 18 13 31.01212(22)# 14.4(6) ms β+, p (55.0%) 30S 5/2(+#)
β+ (40.4%) 31Cl
β+, 2p (2.48%) 29P
β+, 3p (2.1%) 28Si
32Ar 18 14 31.9976380(19) 98(2) ms β+ (56.99%) 32Cl 0+
β+, p (43.01%) 31S
32mAr 5600(100)# keV unknown 5-#
33Ar 18 15 32.9899257(5) 173.0(20) ms β+ (61.35%) 33Cl 1/2+
β+, p (38.65%) 32S
34Ar 18 16 33.9802712(4) 844.5(34) ms β+ 34Cl 0+
35Ar 18 17 34.9752576(8) 1.775(4) s β+ 35Cl 3/2+
36Ar 18 18 35.967545106(29) Observationally Stable 0+ 0.003336(4)
37Ar 18 19 36.96677632(22) 35.04(4) d EC 37Cl 3/2+
38Ar 18 20 37.9627324(4) Stable 0+ 6.29(1)×10−4
39Ar 18 21 38.964313(5) 269(3) a β− 39K 7/2- Trace
40Ar 18 22 39.9623831225(29) Stable 0+ 0.996035(4)
41Ar 18 23 40.9645006(4) 109.61(4) min β− 41K 7/2-
42Ar 18 24 41.963046(6) 32.9(11) a β− 42K 0+ Trace
43Ar 18 25 42.965636(6) 5.37(6) min β− 43K (5/2-)
44Ar 18 26 43.9649240(17) 11.87(5) min β− 44K 0+
45Ar 18 27 44.9680400(6) 21.48(15) s β− 45K (1/2,3/2,5/2)-
46Ar 18 28 45.96809(4) 8.4(6) s β− 46K 0+
47Ar 18 29 46.97219(11) 1.23(3) s β− (99%) 47K 3/2-#
β−, n (1%) 46K
48Ar 18 30 47.97454(32)# 0.48(40) s β− 48K 0+
49Ar 18 31 48.98052(54)# 170(50) ms β− 49K 3/2-#
50Ar 18 32 49.98443(75)# 85(30) ms β− 50K 0+
51Ar 18 33 50.99163(75)# 60# ms β− 51K 3/2-#
52Ar 18 34 51.99678(97)# 10# ms β− 52K 0+
53Ar 18 35 53.00494(107)# 3# ms β− 53K (5/2-)#
β−, n 52K

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