iodine-108
isotope of iodine
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iodine-108
Summary
iodine-108 is an isotope of iodine[1]. iodine-108 is known by 12 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- iodine-108's instance of is recorded as isotope of iodine[3].
- iodine-108 is a type of iodine[4].
- iodine-108's decays to is recorded as antimony-104[5].
- iodine-108's decays to is recorded as tellurium-108[6].
- iodine-108's decays to is recorded as tellurium-107[7].
- iodine-108's decays to is recorded as tellurium-108[8].
- iodine-108's atomic number is recorded as {'amount': '+53'}[9].
- iodine-108's neutron number is recorded as {'amount': '+55'}[10].
- iodine-108's mass is recorded as {'amount': '+107.943478321'}[11].
- iodine-108's half-life is recorded as {'amount': '+36.0'}[12].
- iodine-108's binding energy is recorded as {'amount': '+882887.472'}[13].
- iodine-108's mass excess is recorded as {'amount': '-52649.605'}[14].
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Definition and Type
iodine-108's instance of is recorded as isotope of iodine[3]. iodine-108 is a type of iodine[4].
Why It Matters
iodine-108 is known by 12 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]