Nucleus[1] Binding energy (MeV) g.s. Radius[3] & Deformation[4]
10441Nb63   Niobium
J(π)=(1+)
T1/2=4.90 s
  Experiment
[2]		 Theory
[4]		 Sh.corr.
[4]
Mass Excess -71.825182
(0.003436)		 -72.360 3.540
BE 879.166 879.701
BE/A 8.454 8.459
<R2ch>1/2 = 
Charge-density Distribution [6]

β2= 0.389
β3= 0.000
β4= 0.022
β6= -0.024
Excited States[1]
click on a plot to process it 		Known and possible Decays[1] Q-values (keV)
roman [2], italic [4]
α - decay-6916.75
β- - decay8530.77
β+ - decay-7116.99
e-capture-6094.99
1p - decay-11292.74
2p - decay-25229.82
1n - decay-4871.38
2n - decay-11657.18
2β- - decay10682.07
β-,n1070.34
β-,2n-4397.29
β-,d-8650.25
β-,t-7886.96
β-,α2131.92
β-,n,α-4696.92
EC,p-20656.45
EC,2p-34044.85
EC,α-14419.97
Metastable states and Resonances[1] Radiation energies (keV)[1] Thermal neutrons[1] El.-Magn. properties[5,7,8]
 
E = 215 keV
T1/2 = 940.00 ms
β-
100%		β-n
0.05%
       
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