Isotopes of Oxygen - 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)
12O 8 4 12.034405(20) 580(30)×10−24 s
2p (60.0%) 10C 0+
p (40.0%) 11N
13O 8 5 13.024812(10) 8.58(5) ms β+ (89.1%) 13N (3/2-)
β+, p (10.9%) 12C
14O 8 6 14.00859625(12) 70.598(18) s β+ 14N 0+
15O 8 7 15.0030656(5) 122.24(16) s β+ 15N 1/2-
16O 8 8 15.99491461956(16) Stable 0+ 0.99757(16) 0.99738-0.99776
17O 8 9 16.99913170(12) Stable 5/2+ 3.8(1)×10−4 3.7×10−4-4.0×10−4
18O 8 10 17.9991610(7) Stable 0+ 2.05(14)×10−3 1.88×10−3-2.22×10−3
19O 8 11 19.003580(3) 26.464(9) s β− 19F 5/2+
20O 8 12 20.0040767(12) 13.51(5) s β− 20F 0+
21O 8 13 21.008656(13) 3.42(10) s β− 21F (1/2,3/2,5/2)+
22O 8 14 22.00997(6) 2.25(15) s β− (78.0%) 22F 0+
β−, n (22.0%) 21F
23O 8 15 23.01569(13) 82(37) ms β−, n (57.99%) 22F 1/2+#
β− (42.0%) 21F
24O 8 16 24.02047(25) 65(5) ms β−, n (57.99%) 23F 0+
β− (42.01%) 24F

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