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Half-Lives of Long-Lived alpha Decay, beta Decay, Electron Capture Decay, Beta Beta-Decay, Proton Decay and Spontaneous Fission Decay Nuclides.

DE200415006607

Publication Date	2003
Personal Author	Holden, N. E.
Page Count	16
Abstract	In his review of radionuclides for dating purposes, Roth noted that there were a large number of nuclides, normally considered ''stable'' but which are radioactive with a very long half-life. Roth suggested that I review the data on the half-life values of these long-lived nuclides for the 2001 Atomic Weights Commission meeting in Brisbane. I provided a report, BNL-NCS-68377, to fulfill Roth's request. Peiser has now made a similar suggestion that I review these data for our next Commission meeting in Ottawa for their possible inclusion in our Tables. These half-life values for long-lived nuclides include those due to various decay modes,(alpha)-decay,(beta)-decay, electron capture decay,(beta)(beta)-decay, proton decay and spontaneous fission decay. This data review (post Brisbane) provides an update to the recommendation of the 2001 review.
Keywords	Long lived structures Long life Half life Radioisotopes Tables (Data) Alpha decay Isotopes Research Beta decay Electron capture decay Double beta decay Measurements Calculations Proton decay Nuclides Radionuclides Atomic Weights Commission Spontaneous fission decay
Source Agency	Technical Information Center Oak Ridge Tennessee
Corporate Authors	Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, NY.; Department of Energy, Washington, DC.
Supplemental Notes	Sponsored by Department of Energy, Washington, DC.
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	200419

Half-Lives of Long-Lived alpha Decay, beta Decay, Electron Capture Decay, Beta Beta-Decay, Proton Decay and Spontaneous Fission Decay Nuclides.

Half-Lives of Long-Lived alpha Decay, beta Decay, Electron Capture Decay, Beta Beta-Decay, Proton Decay and Spontaneous Fission Decay Nuclides.
DE200415006607

Publication Date	2003
Personal Author	Holden, N. E.
Page Count	16
Abstract	In his review of radionuclides for dating purposes, Roth noted that there were a large number of nuclides, normally considered ''stable'' but which are radioactive with a very long half-life. Roth suggested that I review the data on the half-life values of these long-lived nuclides for the 2001 Atomic Weights Commission meeting in Brisbane. I provided a report, BNL-NCS-68377, to fulfill Roth's request. Peiser has now made a similar suggestion that I review these data for our next Commission meeting in Ottawa for their possible inclusion in our Tables. These half-life values for long-lived nuclides include those due to various decay modes,(alpha)-decay,(beta)-decay, electron capture decay,(beta)(beta)-decay, proton decay and spontaneous fission decay. This data review (post Brisbane) provides an update to the recommendation of the 2001 review.
Keywords	Long lived structures Long life Half life Radioisotopes Tables (Data) Alpha decay Isotopes Research Beta decay Electron capture decay Double beta decay Measurements Calculations Proton decay Nuclides Radionuclides Atomic Weights Commission Spontaneous fission decay
Source Agency	Technical Information Center Oak Ridge Tennessee
Corporate Authors	Brookhaven National Lab., Upton, NY.; Department of Energy, Washington, DC.
Supplemental Notes	Sponsored by Department of Energy, Washington, DC.
Document Type	Technical Report
NTIS Issue Number	200419