Isotopes of Helium - 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)
2He 2 0 2 ? p (>99.99%) 2 1H 0+(#)
β+ (<0.01%) 2H
3He 2 1 3.0160293191(26) Stable 1/2+ 1.34(3)×10−6 4.6×10−10-4.1×10−5
4He 2 2 4.00260325415(6) Stable 0+ 0.99999866(3) 0.999959-1
5He 2 3 5.01222(5) 700(30)×10−24 s n 4He 3/2-
6He 2 4 6.0188891(8) 806.7(15) ms β- (99.99%) 6Li 0+
β-, fission (2.8×10−4%) 4He, 2H
7He 2 5 7.028021(18) 2.9(5)×10−21 s
n 6He (3/2)-
8He 2 6 8.033922(7) 119.0(15) ms β- (83.1%) 8Li 0+
β-,n (16.0%) 7Li
β-, fission (.09%) 5He, 3H
9He 2 7 9.04395(3) 7(4)×10−21 s n 8He 1/2(-#)
10He 2 8 10.05240(8) 2.7(18)×10−21 s 2n 8He 0+

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