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List of stable isotopes

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A stable isotope is a form of an element which is not radioactive.

Most elements from hydrogen to lead have both stable and radioactive isotopes with exception of technetium and promethium).

All elements heavier than lead, beginning with bismuth, are only found in radioactive isotopes. Note some elements (like potassium or tungsten) do have naturally occurring isotopes which are very slightly radioactive; these isotopes have been excluded from this list, which strictly limits to entirely (as far as it is known) stable entities. <ref>WWW Table of Radioactive Isotopes.</ref>

  1. Hydrogen-1
  2. Hydrogen-2
  3. Helium-3
  4. Helium-4
  5. Lithium-6
  6. Lithium-7
  7. Beryllium-9
  8. Boron-10
  9. Boron-11
  10. Carbon-12
  11. Carbon-13
  12. Nitrogen-14
  13. Nitrogen-15
  14. Oxygen-16
  15. Oxygen-17
  16. Oxygen-18
  17. Fluorine-19
  18. Neon-20
  19. Neon-21
  20. Neon-22
  21. Sodium-23
  22. Magnesium-24
  23. Magnesium-25
  24. Magnesium-26
  25. Aluminium-27
  26. Silicon-28
  27. Silicon-29
  28. Silicon-30
  29. Phosphorus-31
  30. Sulphur-32
  31. Sulphur-33
  32. Sulphur-34
  33. Sulphur-36
  34. Chlorine-35
  35. Chlorine-37
  36. Argon-36
  37. Argon-38
  38. Argon-40
  39. Potassium-39
  40. Potassium-41
  41. Calcium-40
  42. Calcium-42
  43. Calcium-43
  44. Calcium-44
  45. Calcium-46
  46. Scandium-45
  47. Titanium-46
  48. Titanium-47
  49. Titanium-48
  50. Titanium-49
  51. Titanium-50
  52. Vanadium-51
  53. Chromium-52
  54. Chromium-53
  55. Chromium-54
  56. Manganese-55
  57. Iron-54
  58. Iron-56
  59. Iron-57
  60. Iron-58
  61. Cobalt-59
  62. Nickel-58
  63. Nickel-60
  64. Nickel-61
  65. Nickel-62
  66. Nickel-64
  67. Copper-63
  68. Copper-65
  69. Zinc-64
  70. Zinc-66
  71. Zinc-67
  72. Zinc-68
  73. Zinc-70
  74. Gallium-69
  75. Gallium-71
  76. Germanium-70
  77. Germanium-72
  78. Germanium-73
  79. Germanium-74
  80. Arsenic-75
  81. Selenium-74
  82. Selenium-76
  83. Selenium-77
  84. Selenium-78
  85. Selenium-80
  86. Bromine-79
  87. Bromine-81
  88. Krypton-80
  89. Krypton-82
  90. Krypton-83
  91. Krypton-84
  92. Krypton-86
  93. Rubidium-85
  94. Strontium-84
  95. Strontium-86
  96. Strontium-87
  97. Strontium-88
  98. Yttrium-89
  99. Zirconium-90
  100. Zirconium-91
  101. Zirconium-92
  102. Zirconium-94
  103. Niobium-93
  104. Molybdenum-92
  105. Molybdenum-94
  106. Molybdenum-95
  107. Molybdenum-96
  108. Molybdenum-97
  109. Molybdenum-98
  110. Technetium - No stable isotopes
  111. Ruthenium-96
  112. Ruthenium-98
  113. Ruthenium-99
  114. Ruthenium-100
  115. Ruthenium-101
  116. Ruthenium-102
  117. Ruthenium-104
  118. Rhodium-103
  119. Palladium-102
  120. Palladium-104
  121. Palladium-105
  122. Palladium-106
  123. Palladium-108
  124. Palladium-110
  125. Silver-107
  126. Silver-109
  127. Cadmium-106
  128. Cadmium-108
  129. Cadmium-110
  130. Cadmium-111
  131. Cadmium-112
  132. Cadmium-114
  133. Indium-113
  134. Tin-112
  135. Tin-114
  136. Tin-115
  137. Tin-116
  138. Tin-117
  139. Tin-118
  140. Tin-119
  141. Tin-120
  142. Tin-122
  143. Tin-124
  144. Antimony-121
  145. Antimony-123
  146. Tellurium-122
  147. Tellurium-123
  148. Tellurium-124
  149. Tellurium-126
  150. Iodine-127
  151. Xenon-126
  152. Xenon-128
  153. Xenon-129
  154. Xenon-130
  155. Xenon-131
  156. Xenon-132
  157. Xenon-134
  158. Xenon-136
  159. Caesium-133
  160. Barium-130
  161. Barium-132
  162. Barium-134
  163. Barium-135
  164. Barium-136
  165. Barium-137
  166. Barium-138
  167. Lanthanum-139
  168. Cerium-138
  169. Cerium-140
  170. Praseodymium-141
  171. Neodymium-142
  172. Neodymium-143
  173. Neodymium-145
  174. Neodymium-146
  175. Neodymium-148
  176. Promethium - No stable isotopes
  177. Samarium-144
  178. Samarium-150
  179. Samarium-152
  180. Samarium-154
  181. Europium-151
  182. Europium-153
  183. Gadolinium-154
  184. Gadolinium-155
  185. Gadolinium-156
  186. Gadolinium-157
  187. Gadolinium-158
  188. Gadolinium-160
  189. Terbium-159
  190. Dysprosium-156
  191. Dysprosium-158
  192. Dysprosium-160
  193. Dysprosium-161
  194. Dysprosium-162
  195. Dysprosium-163
  196. Dysprosium-164
  197. Holmium-165
  198. Erbium-162
  199. Erbium-164
  200. Erbium-166
  201. Erbium-167
  202. Erbium-168
  203. Erbium-170
  204. Thulium-169
  205. Ytterbium-168
  206. Ytterbium-170
  207. Ytterbium-171
  208. Ytterbium-172
  209. Ytterbium-173
  210. Ytterbium-174
  211. Ytterbium-176
  212. Lutetium-175
  213. Hafnium-176
  214. Hafnium-177
  215. Hafnium-178
  216. Hafnium-179
  217. Hafnium-180
  218. Tantalum-181
  219. Tungsten-182
  220. Tungsten-183
  221. Tungsten-184
  222. Tungsten-186
  223. Rhenium-185
  224. Osmium-187
  225. Osmium-188
  226. Osmium-189
  227. Osmium-190
  228. Osmium-192
  229. Iridium-191
  230. Iridium-193
  231. Platinum-192
  232. Platinum-194
  233. Platinum-195
  234. Platinum-196
  235. Platinum-198
  236. Gold-197
  237. Mercury-198
  238. Mercury-199
  239. Mercury-200
  240. Mercury-201
  241. Mercury-202
  242. Mercury-204
  243. Thallium-203
  244. Thallium-205
  245. Lead-206
  246. Lead-207
  247. Lead-208

No elements with an atomic number greater than 82 have any naturally occurring stable isotopes.


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