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▪ TableAbundances of the isotopeselement Z symbol A abundance mass excesshydrogen 1 H 1 99.9885 7.2892 0.0151 13.136helium 2 He 3 0.000138 14.9314 99.999863 2.425lithium 3 Li 6 7.59 14.0867 92.41 14.908beryllium 4 Be 9 100 11.348boron 5 B 10 19.9 12.05111 80.1 8.668carbon 6 C 12 98.93 013 1.07 3.125nitrogen 7 N 14 99.632 2.86315 0.368 0.101oxygen 8 O 16 99.757 −4.73717 0.038 −0.80918 0.205 −0.782fluorine 9 F 19 100 −1.487neon 10 Ne 20 90.48 −7.04221 0.27 −5.73222 9.25 −8.024sodium 11 Na 23 100 −9.529magnesium 12 Mg 24 78.99 −13.93325 10.00 −13.19326 11.01 −16.214aluminum 13 Al 27 100 −17.197silicon 14 Si 28 92.2297 −21.49329 4.6832 −21.89530 3.0872 −24.433phosphorus 15 P 31 100 −24.441sulfur 16 S 32 94.93 −26.01633 0.76 −26.58634 4.29 −29.93236 0.02 −30.664chlorine 17 Cl 35 75.78 −29.01437 24.22 −31.762argon 18 Ar 36 0.3365 −30.23038 0.0632 −34.71540 99.6003 −35.040potassium 19 K 39 93.2581 −33.80740 0.0117 −33.53541 6.7302 −35.559calcium 20 Ca 40 96.941 −34.84642 0.647 −38.54743 0.135 −38.40844 2.086 −41.46946 0.004 −43.13548 0.187 −44.215scandium 21 Sc 45 100 −41.069titanium 22 Ti 46 8.25 −44.12547 7.44 −44.93248 73.72 −48.48749 5.41 −48.55850 5.18 −51.426vanadium 23 V 50 0.250 −49.21851 99.750 −52.198chromium 24 Cr 50 4.345 −50.25452 83.789 −55.41353 9.501 −55.28154 2.365 −56.928manganese 25 Mn 55 100 −57.706iron 26 Fe 54 5.845 −56.24856 91.754 −60.60157 2.119 −60.17658 0.282 −62.149cobalt 27 Co 59 100 −62.224nickel 28 Ni 58 68.0769 −60.22360 26.2231 −64.46861 1.1399 −64.21762 3.6345 −66.74364 0.9256 −67.096copper 29 Cu 63 69.17 −65.57665 30.83 −67.260zinc 30 Zn 64 48.63 −66.00066 27.90 −68.89667 4.10 −67.87768 18.75 −70.00470 0.62 −69.559gallium 31 Ga 69 60.108 −69.32171 39.892 −70.137germanium 32 Ge 70 20.84 −70.56072 27.54 −72.58673 7.73 −71.29974 36.28 −73.42276 7.61 −73.213arsenic 33 As 75 100 −73.032selenium 34 Se 74 0.89 −72.21376 9.37 −75.25277 7.63 −74.59978 23.77 −77.02680 49.61 −77.75982 8.73 −77.593bromine 35 Br 79 50.69 −76.06881 49.31 −77.974krypton 36 Kr 78 0.35 −74.16080 2.28 −77.89382 11.58 −80.58983 11.49 −79.98284 57.00 −82.43186 17.30 −83.266rubidium 37 Rb 85 72.17 −82.16887 27.83 −84.595strontium 38 Sr 84 0.56 −80.64486 9.86 −84.52287 7.00 −84.87888 82.58 −87.920yttrium 39 Y 89 100 −87.702zirconium 40 Zr 90 51.45 −88.76891 11.22 −87.89192 17.15 −88.45594 17.38 −87.26696 2.80 −85.441niobium 41 Nb 93 100 −87.209molybdenum 42 Mo 92 14.84 −86.80594 9.25 −88.41095 15.92 −87.70896 16.68 −88.79197 9.55 −87.54198 24.13 −88.112100 9.63 −86.184ruthenium 44 Ru 96 5.54 −86.07298 1.87 −88.22499 12.76 −87.617100 12.60 −89.219101 17.06 −87.950102 31.55 −89.098104 18.62 −88.091rhodium 45 Rh 103 100 −88.022palladium 46 Pd 102 1.020 −87.926104 11.14 −89.391105 22.33 −88.414106 27.33 −89.905108 26.46 −89.522110 11.72 −88.350silver 47 Ag 107 51.8392 −88.405109 48.1608 −88.720cadmium 48 Cd 106 1.25 −87.134108 0.89 −89.253110 12.49 −90.350111 12.80 −89.254112 24.13 −90.581113 12.22 −89.050114 28.73 −90.021116 7.49 −88.720indium 49 In 113 4.288 −89.366115 95.712 −89.537tin 50 Sn 112 0.973 −88.659114 0.659 −90.558115 0.339 −90.033116 14.536 −91.525117 7.676 −90.398118 24.223 −91.653119 8.585 −90.067120 32.593 −91.103122 4.629 −89.944124 5.789 −88.236antimony 51 Sb 121 57.213 −89.593123 42.787 −89.222tellurium 52 Te 120 0.096 −89.405122 2.603 −90.311123 0.908 −89.169124 4.816 −90.523125 7.139 −89.028126 18.952 −90.070128 31.687 −88.994130 33.799 −87.353iodine 53 I 127 100 −88.987xenon 54 Xe 124 0.08913 −87.658126 0.08880 −89.173128 1.91732 −89.861129 26.43964 −89.697130 4.08271 −89.881131 21.17961 −88.416132 26.89157 −89.280134 10.44232 −88.124136 8.86590 −86.424cesium 55 Cs 133 100 −88.076barium 56 Ba 130 0.1058 −87.271132 0.1012 −88.440134 2.417 −88.954135 6.592 −87.856136 7.853 −88.892137 11.232 −87.727138 71.699 −88.267lanthanum 57 La 138 0.09017 −86.529139 99.91 −87.236cerium 58 Ce 136 0.186 −86.500138 0.251 −87.574140 88.449 −88.088142 11.114 −84.543praseodymium 59 Pr 141 100 −86.026neodymium 60 Nd 142 27.16 −85.960143 12.18 −84.012144 23.83 −83.758145 8.30 −81.442146 17.17 −80.936148 5.74 −77.418150 5.62 −73.694samarium 62 Sm 144 3.0734 −81.976147 14.9934 −79.276148 11.2406 −79.347149 13.8189 −77.147150 7.3796 −77.061152 26.7421 −74.773154 22.7520 −72.465europium 63 Eu 151 47.810 −74.663153 52.190 −73.377gadolinium 64 Gd 152 0.2029 −74.717154 2.1809 −73.716155 14.7998 −72.080156 20.4664 −72.545157 15.6518 −70.834158 24.8347 −70.700160 21.8635 −67.952terbium 65 Tb 159 100 −69.542dysprosium 66 Dy 156 0.056 −70.534158 0.096 −70.417160 2.34 −69.682161 18.91 −68.065162 25.51 −68.190163 24.90 −66.390164 28.19 −65.977holmium 67 Ho 165 100 −64.907erbium 68 Er 162 0.137 −66.346164 1.609 −65.953166 33.61 −64.934167 22.93 −63.299168 26.79 −62.999170 14.93 −60.118thulium 69 Tm 169 100 −61.282ytterbium 70 Yb 168 0.127 −61.577170 3.04 −60.772171 14.28 −59.315172 21.83 −59.264173 16.13 −57.560174 31.83 −56.953176 12.76 −53.497lutetium 71 Lu 175 97.416 −55.174176 2.584 −53.391hafnium 72 Hf 174 0.1620 −55.852176 5.604 −54.584177 18.5953 −52.890178 27.811 −52.445179 13.6210 −50.473180 35.0802 −49.790tantalum 73 Ta 180 0.0123 −48.935181 99.9877 −48.441tungsten 74 W 180 0.1198 −49.643182 26.4985 −48.246183 14.3136 −46.366184 30.6422 −45.706186 28.4259 −42.511rhenium 75 Re 185 37.398 −43.821187 62.602 −41.218osmium 76 Os 184 0.0197 −44.254186 1.5859 −42.999187 1.9644 −41.220188 13.2434 −41.138189 16.1466 −38.988190 26.2584 −38.708192 40.7815 −35.882iridium 77 Ir 191 37.272 −36.709193 62.728 −34.536platinum 78 Pt 190 0.013634 −37.325192 0.782659 −36.296194 32.96700 −34.779195 33.831557 −32.812196 25.24166 −32.663198 7.16349 −29.923gold 79 Au 197 100 −31.157mercury 80 Hg 196 0.15344 −31.843198 9.968 −30.970199 16.873 −29.563200 23.096 −29.520201 13.181 −27.679202 29.863 −27.362204 6.865 −24.707thallium 81 Tl 203 29.524 −25.775205 70.476 −23.834lead 82 Pb 204 1.4245 −25.123206 24.1447 −23.801207 22.0827 −22.467208 52.3481 −21.764bismuth 83 Bi 209 100 −18.273thorium 90 Th 232 100 35.444uranium 92 U 234 0.00548 38.141235 0.7200 40.914238 99.2745 47.304Sources: G. Audi and A.H. Wapstra, "The 1995 Update to Atomic Mass Evaluation," Nuclear Physics A595, 409–480 (1995). K.J.R. Rosman and P.D.P. Taylor, "Isotopic Compositions of the Elements 1997," J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data 27, 1275–1285 (1995).See as table:
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