Isotopes of Calcium - 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)
34Ca 20 14 34.01412(32)# <35 ns p 33K 0+
35Ca 20 15 35.00494(21)# 25.7(2) ms β+ (>99.9%) 35K 1/2+#
β+, p (<.1%) 34Ar
36Ca 20 16 35.99309(4) 102(2) ms β+, p (56.8%) 35Ar 0+
β+ (43.2%) 36K
37Ca 20 17 36.985870(24) 181.1(10) ms β+, p (74.5%) 36Ar (3/2+)
β+ (25.5%) 37K
38Ca 20 18 37.976318(5) 440(8) ms β+ 38K 0+
39Ca 20 19 38.9707197(20) 859.6(14) ms β+ 39K 3/2+
40Ca 20 20 39.96259098(22) Observationally Stable 0+ 0.96941(156) 0.96933-0.96947
41Ca 20 21 40.96227806(26) 1.02(7)×105 a EC 41K 7/2- Trace
42Ca 20 22 41.95861801(27) Stable 0+ 0.00647(23) 0.00646-0.00648
43Ca 20 23 42.9587666(3) Stable 7/2- 0.00135(10) 0.00135-0.00135
44Ca 20 24 43.9554818(4) Stable 0+ 0.02086(110) 0.02082-0.02092
45Ca 20 25 44.9561866(4) 162.67(25) d β- 45Sc 7/2-
46Ca 20 26 45.9536926(24) Observationally Stable 0+ 4(3)×10−5 4×10−5-4×10−5
47Ca 20 27 46.9545460(24) 4.536(3) d β- 47Sc 7/2-
48Ca 20 28 47.952534(4) 43(38)×1018 a β-β- 48Ti 0+ 0.00187(21) 0.00186-0.00188
49Ca 20 29 48.955674(4) 8.718(6) min β- 49Sc 3/2-
50Ca 20 30 49.957519(10) 13.9(6) s β- 50Sc 0+
51Ca 20 31 50.9615(1) 10.0(8) s β- (>99.9%) 51Sc (3/2-)#
β-, n (<.1%) 50Sc
52Ca 20 32 51.96510(75) 4.6(3) s β- (98%) 52Sc 0+
β-, n (2%) 51Sc
53Ca 20 33 52.97005(54)# 90(15) ms β- (70%) 53Sc 3/2-#
β-, n (30%) 52Sc
54Ca 20 34 53.97435(75)# 50# ms β-, n 53Sc 0+
β- 54Sc
55Ca 20 35 54.98055(75)# 30# ms β- 55Sc 5/2-#
56Ca 20 36 55.98557(97)# 10# ms β- 56Sc 0+
57Ca 20 37 56.99236(107)# 5# ms β- 57Sc 5/2-#
β-, n 56Sc

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