Isotopes of Nitrogen - 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
10N 7 3 10.04165(43) 200(140)×10−24 s
p 9C (2−)
11N 7 4 11.02609(5) 590(210)×10−24 s
p 10C 1/2+
11mN 740(60) keV 6.90(80)×10−22 s 1/2−
12N 7 5 12.0186132(11) 11.000(16) ms β+ (96.5%) 12C 1+
β+, α (3.5%) 8Be
13N 7 6 13.00573861(29) 9.965(4) min β+ 13C 1/2−
14N 7 7 14.0030740048(6) Stable 1+ 0.99636(20) 0.99579–0.99654
15N 7 8 15.0001088982(7) Stable 1/2− 0.00364(20) 0.00346–0.00421
16N 7 9 16.0061017(28) 7.13(2) s β− (99.99%) 16O 2−
β−, α (.001%) 12C
17N 7 10 17.008450(16) 4.173(4) s β−, n (95.0%) 16O 1/2−
β− (4.99%) 17O
β−, α (.0025%) 13C
18N 7 11 18.014079(20) 622(9) ms β− (76.9%) 18O 1−
β−, α (12.2%) 14C
β−, n (10.9%) 17O
19N 7 12 19.017029(18) 271(8) ms β−, n (54.6%) 18O (1/2−)
β− (45.4%) 19O
20N 7 13 20.02337(6) 130(7) ms β−, n (56.99%) 19O
β− (43.00%) 20O
21N 7 14 21.02711(10) 87(6) ms β−, n (80.0%) 20O 1/2−#
β− (20.0%) 21O
22N 7 15 22.03439(21) 13.9(14) ms β− (65.0%) 22O
β−, n (35.0%) 21O
23N 7 16 23.04122(32)# 14.5(24) ms
β− 23O 1/2−#
24N 7 17 24.05104(43)# <52 ns n 23N
25N 7 18 25.06066(54)# <260 ns 1/2−#

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