Xenon Xe

A nuclide and an ion of an element are flow objects in their own right — Xe and each of the records below are separate substances, resolved separately and characterised separately. What holds them together is a statement on the child naming this element as its parent, which is why they are drawn under it rather than beside it.

• Xenon 54 fo-75d0bb2fbd316341
  • Nuclides 8
    • Xenon-131 131Xe 12 flows

      Half life Stable. Decay IS=21.232±5.1%. chemlin

    • Xenon-131m 131Xem 5 flows

      Half life 11.948 d ± 0.012. Decay IT=100%. chemlin

    • Xenon-133 133Xe 12 flows

      Half life 5.2474 d ± 0.0005. Decay β-=100%. chemlin

    • Xenon-133m 133Xem 5 flows

      Half life 2.198 d ± 0.013. Decay IT=100%. chemlin

    • Xenon-135 135Xe 12 flows

      Half life 9.14 h ± 0.02. Decay β-=100%. chemlin

    • Xenon-135m 135Xem 5 flows

      Half life 15.29 m ± 0.05. Decay IT≈100%; β-=0.30±1.7%. chemlin

    • Xenon-137 137Xe 12 flows

      Half life 3.818 m ± 0.013. Decay β-=100%. chemlin

    • Xenon-138 138Xe 12 flows

      Half life 14.14 m ± 0.07. Decay β-=100%. chemlin

    36 further nuclides are known and are not in this list: they are too short-lived for an inventory to carry, and their absence is a decision rather than a gap.