73 new isotopes discovered

By Chemistry World15 June 2018

These exotic nuclei can help researchers to understand how heavy elements formed when the universe was in its infancy

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A nuclide map

The table of nuclides – the counterpart to the periodic table of the elements

73 new isotopes discovered was first published in Chemistry World

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