Basic Info
n-XS summary
element
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Information about Uranium-235:
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Uranium-235 is a fuel for nuclear power plants and naval nuclear propulsion
systems...
also used to produce fluorescent glassware, a variety of colored glazes
and wall tiles.
Mass-Energy Data:
Atomic Mass: | 235.043923 | ± | 0.000002 | amu |
Excess Mass (Δ): | 40.914062 | ± | 0.001970 | MeV |
Binding Energy: | 1783.870285 | ± | 0.001996 | MeV |
β- Decay Energy: | -0.123716 | ± | 0.000869 | MeV |
"The 1995 update to the atomic mass evaluation" by G.Audi and A.H.Wapstra,
Nuclear Physics A595 vol. 4 p.409-480, December 25, 1995.
Radioactive Decay Data:
- Atomic Percent Abundance: 0.720%
- Spin: 7/2-
- Half life: 703800000 years ( 2.21979×10+16 sec., λ = 3.12259×10-17 s-1)
- Mode of decay:
α to
 (Q = 4.679 MeV)
- Mode of decay: SF
Branch ratio: 7.0E-9 %
- Mode of decay: Ne
Branch ratio: 8E-10 %
Meta state at 0.000 Mev
- Spin: 1/2+
03800000
- Half life: 25 min ( 1500 sec., λ = 0.000462098 s-1)
- Mode of decay: γ (IT) to
- Possible parent nuclides:
- β- from
- E.C. from
- α from
R.R.Kinsey, et al.,The NUDAT/PCNUDAT Program for Nuclear Data,paper submitted to the 9 th International Symposium of Capture-Gamma_raySpectroscopy and Related Topics, Budapest, Hungary, Octover 1996.Data extracted from NUDAT database (Jan. 14/1999)
Magnetic Dipole Moments and Electric Quadrupole Moments
Ex(kev) | T1/2 | Spin | | m(nm) | | Q(b) | | Ref. Std. | Method | Reference |
0 | 7.0x10*8y | 7/2- | | -0.38(3) | | | | | CFBLS | PRL 51 1749 (83) |
| | | | -0.34(3) | | | | | EPR | JP C16 6627 (83) |
| | | | -0.46(3) | | | | | ABLDF | OptL 4 63 (79) |
| | | | | | 4.936(6) a | | | Mu-X | PRL 53 1888 (84) |
| | | | | | 5.5(10) | | | CFBLS | Cf83Inter 128 (83) |
| | | | | | +6.0(10) | | | ABLDF | OptL 4 63 (79) |
| | | | | | 4.55(9) a | | | Mu-X | JPJS 34 582 (73) |
46 | <60 ps | 9/2- | | | | 1.87(3) a | | | Mu-X | PRL 53 1888 (84) |
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N. J. Stone, Table of Nuclear Magnetic Dipole and Electric Quadrupole Moments, to be published. 2000 Courtesy of T. Burrows at BNL/NNDC.
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