Isotopes of Uranium - Table

Table

nuclide
symbol		 historic
name		 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
217U 92 125 217.02437(9) 26(14) ms
 1/2-#
218U 92 126 218.02354(3) 6(5) ms α 214Th 0+
219U 92 127 219.02492(6) 55(25) ms
 α 215Th 9/2+#
220U 92 128 220.02472(22)# 60# ns α 216Th 0+
β+ (rare) 220Pa
221U 92 129 221.02640(11)# 700# ns α 217Th 9/2+#
β+ (rare) 221Pa
222U 92 130 222.02609(11)# 1.4(7) us
 α 218Th 0+
β+ (10−6%) 222Pa
223U 92 131 223.02774(8) 21(8) us
 α 219Th 7/2+#
224U 92 132 224.027605(27) 940(270) us α 220Th 0+
225U 92 133 225.02939# 61(4) ms α 221Th (5/2+)#
226U 92 134 226.029339(14) 269(6) ms α 222Th 0+
227U 92 135 227.031156(18) 1.1(1) min α 223Th (3/2+)
β+ (.001%) 227Pa
228U 92 136 228.031374(16) 9.1(2) min α (95%) 224Th 0+
EC (5%) 228Pa
229U 92 137 229.033506(6) 58(3) min β+ (80%) 229Pa (3/2+)
α (20%) 225Th
230U 92 138 230.033940(5) 20.8 d α 226Th 0+
SF (1.4×10−10%) (various)
β+β+ (rare) 230Th
231U 92 139 231.036294(3) 4.2(1) d EC 231Pa (5/2)(+#)
α (.004%) 227Th
232U 92 140 232.0371562(24) 68.9(4) y α 228Th 0+
CD (8.9×10−10%) 208Pb
24Ne
CD (5×10−12%) 204Hg
28Mg
SF (10−12%) (various)
233U 92 141 233.0396352(29) 1.592(2)×105 y α 229Th 5/2+
SF (6×10−9%) (various)
CD (7.2×10−11%) 209Pb
24Ne
CD (1.3×10−13%) 205Hg
28Mg
234U Uranium II 92 142 234.0409521(20) 2.455(6)×105 y α 230Th 0+ 0.000050-
0.000059
SF (1.73×10−9%) (various)
CD (1.4×10−11%) 206Hg
28Mg
CD (9×10−12%) 184Hf
26Ne
24Ne
234mU 1421.32(10) keV 33.5(20) ms 6-
235U Actin Uranium
Actino-Uranium		 92 143 235.0439299(20) 7.04(1)×108 y α 231Th 7/2- 0.007198-
0.007207
SF (7×10−9%) (various)
CD (8×10−10%) 186Hf
25Ne
24Ne
235mU 0.0765(4) keV ~26 min IT 235U 1/2+
236U 92 144 236.045568(2) 2.342(3)×107 y α 232Th 0+
SF (9.6×10−8%) (various)
236m1U 1052.89(19) keV 100(4) ns (4)-
236m2U 2750(10) keV 120(2) ns (0+)
237U 92 145 237.0487302(20) 6.75(1) d β- 237Np 1/2+
238U Uranium I 92 146 238.0507882(20) 4.468(3)×109 y α 234Th 0+ 0.992739-
0.992752
SF (5.45×10−5%) (various)
β-β- (2.19×10−10%) 238Pu
238mU 2557.9(5) keV 280(6) ns 0+
239U 92 147 239.0542933(21) 23.45(2) min β- 239Np 5/2+
239m1U 20(20)# keV >250 ns (5/2+)
239m2U 133.7990(10) keV 780(40) ns 1/2+
240U 92 148 240.056592(6) 14.1(1) h β- 240Np 0+
α (10−10%) 236Th
241U 92 149 241.06033(32)# 5# min β- 241Np 7/2+#
242U 92 150 242.06293(22)# 16.8(5) min β- 242Np 0+

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