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Mercury-198

Properties and data of the isotope 198Hg.


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See also: list of Mercury isotopes.

 

General data

Name of the isotope:Mercury-198; Hg-198Symbol:198Hg or 19880HgMass number A:198 (= number of nucleons)Atomic number Z:80 (= number of protons)Neutrons N:118Isotopic mass:197.966769(3) u (atomic weight of Mercury-198)Nuclide mass:197.9228874 u (calculated nuclear mass without electrons)Mass excess:-30.95448 MeVMass defect:1.681693648 u (per nucleus)Nuclear binding energy:1566.48754295 MeV (per nucleus)
7.91155325 MeV (average binding energy per nucleon)
Separation energy:SN = 8.485(3) MeV (first neutron)
SP = 7.1035(5) MeV (first proton)
Half-life:stableSpin and parity:
(nuclear angular momentum)
0+Charge radius:5.4463(31) femtometer fmYear of discovery:1925

 

Parent Nuclides

Direct parent isotopes are: 198Tl, 198Au, 202Pb.

 

Occurrence

Comparison of the natural Mercury isotopes including isotopic abundance (mole fraction of the isotope mixture in percent):

 

Atomic Mass maQuantityHalf-lifeSpin
Mercury
Isotopic mixture
200.592 u100 %
Isotope 196Hg195.96583(2) u0.15(1) %stable0+
Isotope 198Hg197.966769(3) u10.04(3) %stable0+
Isotope 199Hg198.968281(3) u16.94(12) %stable1/2-
Isotope 200Hg199.968327(3) u23.14(9) %stable0+
Isotope 201Hg200.970303(5) u13.17(9) %stable3/2-
Isotope 202Hg201.970643(5) u29.74(13) %stable0+
Isotope 204Hg203.973494(3) u6.82(4) %stable0+

 

Isotones and Isobars

The following table shows the atomic nuclei that are isotonic (same neutron number N = 118) and isobaric (same nucleon number A = 198) with Mercury-198. Naturally occurring isotopes are marked in green; light green = naturally occurring radionuclides.

 

ZIsotone N = 118Isobar A = 198
72190Hf
73191Ta
74192W
75193Re198Re
76194Os198Os
77195Ir198Ir
78196Pt198Pt
79197Au198Au
80198Hg198Hg
81199Tl198Tl
82200Pb198Pb
83201Bi198Bi
84202Po198Po
85203At198At
86204Rn198Rn
87205Fr
88206Ra
89207Ac
90208Th

 

External data and identifiers

Adopted Levels, Gammas:NuDat 198Hg

 


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