Isotopes of Chlorine

List of known isotopes of the element Chlorine.

Isotope	t½	%	Spin/parity	Radius	Isotopic mass	Discovery
²⁹Cl	20 ns	syn.	(1/2+)	—	2.901·10⁷ ±203 keV/c²	1993
³⁰Cl	30 ns	syn.	(3+)	—	3·10⁷ ±25.63 keV/c²	2018
³¹Cl	190 ±1 ms	syn.	3/2+	—	3.099·10⁷ ±3.7 keV/c²	1977
³²Cl	298 ±1 ms	syn.	1+	—	3.198·10⁷ ±0.603 keV/c²	1953
³³Cl	2.511 ±4 s	syn.	3/2+	—	3.297·10⁷ ±0.419 keV/c²	1940
³⁴Cl	1.526 ±4 s	syn.	0+	—	3.397·10⁷ ±0.052 keV/c²	1934
³⁵Cl	stab.	75.8 ±0.17 %	3/2+	3.365 ±0.0191 fm	3.496·10⁷ ±0.038 keV/c²	1919
³⁶Cl	301,300 ±15 a	syn.	2+	—	3.596·10⁷ ±0.038 keV/c²	1941
³⁷Cl	stab.	24.2 ±0.17 %	3/2+	3.384 ±0.017 fm	3.696·10⁷ ±0.055 keV/c²	1919
³⁸Cl	37.23 ±14 m	syn.	2-	—	3.796·10⁷ ±0.105 keV/c²	1940
³⁹Cl	56.2 ±6 m	syn.	3/2+	—	3.896·10⁷ ±1.859 keV/c²	1949
⁴⁰Cl	1.35 ±3 m	syn.	2-	—	3.997·10⁷ ±34.42 keV/c²	1956
⁴¹Cl	38.4 ±8 s	syn.	(1/2+)	—	4.097·10⁷ ±73.77 keV/c²	1971
⁴²Cl	6.8 ±3 s	syn.	(2-)	—	4.197·10⁷ ±64 keV/c²	1971
⁴³Cl	3.13 ±9 s	syn.	(1/2+)	—	4.297·10⁷ ±66.4 keV/c²	1976
⁴⁴Cl	0.56 ±11 s	syn.	(2-)	—	4.397·10⁷ ±91.85 keV/c²	1979
⁴⁵Cl	413 ±25 ms	syn.	(1/2+)	—	4.498·10⁷ ±146.1 keV/c²	1979
⁴⁶Cl	232 ±2 ms	syn.	(2-)	—	4.598·10⁷ ±104.4 keV/c²	1989
⁴⁷Cl	101 ±6 ms	syn.	—	—	4.698·10⁷ ±215 keV/c²	1989
⁴⁸Cl	stab.	syn.	—	—	4.799·10⁷ ±537 keV/c²	1989
⁴⁹Cl	170 ns	syn.	—	—	4.9·10⁷ ±429 keV/c²	1989
⁵⁰Cl	stab.	syn.	—	—	5·10⁷ ±429 keV/c²	2009
⁵¹Cl	stab.	syn.	—	—	5.101·10⁷ ±751 keV/c²	1990
⁵²Cl	stab.	syn.	—	—	5.202·10⁷ ±751 keV/c²	2018

29ClChlorine-29

Classification	z: 17; n: 12; m: 29
Half life	20 ns
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	(1/2+)
Decay modes	proton emission
Discovery	1993
Mass excess	14,020 ±189 keV
Binding energy	7,129 ±7 keV
Single-particle energy	-2,660 ±100 keV
Neutron separation energy	22,310 ±534 keV
Q value for electron capture	17,110 ±189.4 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-23,950 ±478 keV

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30ClChlorine-30

Classification	z: 17; n: 13; m: 30
Half life	30 ns
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	(3+)
Decay modes	proton emission
Discovery	2018
Mass excess	4,674 ±23.87 keV
Binding energy	7,472 ±0.7959 keV
Single-particle energy	-480 ±20 keV
Neutron separation energy	17,410 ±190 keV
Q value for electron capture	18,730 ±23.87 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-17,400 ±180 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-41,370 ±439 keV

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31ClChlorine-31

Classification	z: 17; n: 14; m: 31
Half life	190 ±1 ms
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	3/2+
Decay modes	electron capture + β⁺ decay; electron capture + proton emission
Discovery	1977
Mass excess	-7,035 ±3.447 keV
Binding energy	7,869 ±0.1112 keV
Single-particle energy	264.2 ±3.452 keV
Neutron separation energy	19,780 ±24.12 keV
Q value for electron capture	12,000 ±3.455 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-18,360 ±200 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-37,180 ±179 keV

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32ClChlorine-32

Classification	z: 17; n: 15; m: 32
Half life	298 ±1 ms
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	1+
Decay modes	electron capture + β⁺ decay; electron capture + α decay; electron capture + proton emission
Discovery	1953
Mass excess	-13,340 ±0.562 keV
Binding energy	8,072 ±0.0176 keV
Single-particle energy	1,581 ±0.5343 keV
Neutron separation energy	14,370 ±3.492 keV
Q value for electron capture	12,680 ±0.562 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-11,140 ±1.856 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-32,740 ±200 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	1.115 ±0.006 μN

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33ClChlorine-33

Classification	z: 17; n: 16; m: 33
Half life	2.511 ±4 s
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	3/2+
Decay modes	electron capture + β⁺ decay
Discovery	1940
Mass excess	-21,010 ±0.391 keV
Binding energy	8,304 ±0.0118 keV
Single-particle energy	2,276 ±0.3908 keV
Neutron separation energy	15,730 ±0.6843 keV
Q value for electron capture	5,582 ±0.391 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-11,620 ±0.5596 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-26,880 ±1.812 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	0.7547 ±2.999·10^-4 μN

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34ClChlorine-34

Classification	z: 17; n: 17; m: 34
Half life	1.526 ±4 s
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	0+
Decay modes	electron capture + β⁺ decay
Discovery	1934
Mass excess	-24,450 ±0.049 keV
Binding energy	8,398 ±0.0014 keV
Single-particle energy	5,143 ±0.0487 keV
Neutron separation energy	11,500 ±0.3938 keV
Q value for electron capture	5,491 ±0.067 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-6,062 ±0.0631 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-23,130 ±0.4035 keV

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35ClChlorine-35

Classification	z: 17; n: 18; m: 35
Half life	stable nuclide
Natural abundance	75.8 ±0.17 %
Spin/parity	3/2+
Discovery	1919
Mass excess	-29,020 ±0.035 keV
Binding energy	8,520 ±0.001 keV
Single-particle energy	6,370 ±0.0424 keV
Neutron separation energy	12,640 ±0.0506 keV
Q value for electron capture	-167.4 ±0.053 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-5,967 ±0.6794 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-18,710 ±0.0785 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	0.8217 ±2·10^-5 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	-0.0817 ±8·10^-4 b

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36ClChlorine-36

Classification	z: 17; n: 19; m: 36
Half life	301,300 ±15 a
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	2+
Decay modes	β⁻ decay; electron capture + β⁺ decay
Discovery	1941
Mass excess	-29,530 ±0.036 keV
Binding energy	8,521 ±0.001 keV
Single-particle energy	7,964 ±0.0262 keV
Neutron separation energy	8,579 ±0.0048 keV
Q value for electron capture	1,142 ±0.191 keV
β⁻ decay energy	709.5 ±0.0449 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-14,550 ±0.6794 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	1.284 ±2.999·10^-4 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	-0.178 ±0.004 b

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37ClChlorine-37

Classification	z: 17; n: 20; m: 37
Half life	stable nuclide
Natural abundance	24.2 ±0.17 %
Spin/parity	3/2+
Discovery	1919
Mass excess	-31,770 ±0.052 keV
Binding energy	8,570 ±0.0014 keV
Single-particle energy	8,386 ±0.1861 keV
Neutron separation energy	10,310 ±0.064 keV
Q value for electron capture	-4,866 ±0.205 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-813.9 ±0.2 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-9,602 ±0.0584 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	0.684 ±1·10^-5 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	-0.0644 ±5.999·10^-4 b

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38ClChlorine-38

Classification	z: 17; n: 21; m: 38
Half life	37.23 ±14 m
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	2-
Decay modes	β⁻ decay
Discovery	1940
Mass excess	-29,800 ±0.098 keV
Binding energy	8,505 ±0.0026 keV
Single-particle energy	10,190 ±0.2134 keV
Neutron separation energy	6,107 ±0.0832 keV
Q value for electron capture	-2,937 ±7.1 keV
β⁻ decay energy	4,916 ±0.2182 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-6,922 ±0.2166 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	2.05 ±0.02 μN

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39ClChlorine-39

Classification	z: 17; n: 22; m: 39
Half life	56.2 ±6 m
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	3/2+
Decay modes	β⁻ decay
Discovery	1949
Mass excess	-29,810 ±1.732 keV
Binding energy	8,494 ±0.0444 keV
Single-particle energy	10,220 ±7.377 keV
Neutron separation energy	8,073 ±1.733 keV
Q value for electron capture	-6,638 ±50.03 keV
β⁻ decay energy	3,441 ±5.291 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-3,157 ±1.743 keV

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40ClChlorine-40

Classification	z: 17; n: 23; m: 40
Half life	1.35 ±3 m
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	2-
Decay modes	β⁻ decay
Discovery	1956
Mass excess	-27,560 ±32.06 keV
Binding energy	8,427 ±0.8016 keV
Single-particle energy	11,680 ±59.39 keV
Neutron separation energy	5,828 ±32.11 keV
Q value for electron capture	-4,720 ±32.31 keV
β⁻ decay energy	7,482 ±32.06 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-2,387 ±32.45 keV

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41ClChlorine-41

Classification	z: 17; n: 24; m: 41
Half life	38.4 ±8 s
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	(1/2+)
Decay modes	β⁻ decay
Discovery	1971
Mass excess	-27,310 ±68.72 keV
Binding energy	8,412 ±1.676 keV
Single-particle energy	11,750 ±68.83 keV
Neutron separation energy	7,820 ±75.83 keV
Q value for electron capture	-8,299 ±68.84 keV
β⁻ decay energy	5,760 ±68.72 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-338.7 ±68.72 keV

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42ClChlorine-42

Classification	z: 17; n: 25; m: 42
Half life	6.8 ±3 s
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	(2-)
Decay modes	β⁻ decay
Discovery	1971
Mass excess	-24,840 ±59.61 keV
Binding energy	8,345 ±1.419 keV
Single-particle energy	13,110 ±59.75 keV
Neutron separation energy	5,595 ±90.97 keV
Q value for electron capture	-7,195 ±59.68 keV
β⁻ decay energy	9,590 ±59.89 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	164.4 ±59.61 keV

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43ClChlorine-43

Classification	z: 17; n: 26; m: 43
Half life	3.13 ±9 s
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	(1/2+)
Decay modes	β⁻ decay
Discovery	1976
Mass excess	-24,160 ±61.85 keV
Binding energy	8,323 ±1.438 keV
Single-particle energy	13,810 ±61.92 keV
Neutron separation energy	7,399 ±85.9 keV
Q value for electron capture	-11,970 ±62.05 keV
β⁻ decay energy	7,850 ±62.08 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	2,191 ±62.12 keV

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44ClChlorine-44

Classification	z: 17; n: 27; m: 44
Half life	0.56 ±11 s
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	(2-)
Decay modes	β⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with neutron emission
Discovery	1979
Mass excess	-20,480 ±85.56 keV
Binding energy	8,234 ±1.944 keV
Single-particle energy	15,570 ±85.71 keV
Neutron separation energy	4,390 ±105.5 keV
Q value for electron capture	-11,280 ±85.72 keV
β⁻ decay energy	12,190 ±85.58 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	3,459 ±85.73 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	-0.5498 ±4·10^-4 μN

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45ClChlorine-45

Classification	z: 17; n: 28; m: 45
Half life	413 ±25 ms
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	(1/2+)
Decay modes	β⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with neutron emission
Discovery	1979
Mass excess	-18,270 ±136.1 keV
Binding energy	8,181 ±3.025 keV
Single-particle energy	16,340 ±136.2 keV
Neutron separation energy	5,854 ±160.8 keV
Q value for electron capture	-14,930 ±329.4 keV
β⁻ decay energy	11,500 ±136.1 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	6,339 ±136.1 keV

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46ClChlorine-46

Classification	z: 17; n: 29; m: 46
Half life	232 ±2 ms
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	(2-)
Decay modes	β⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with neutron emission
Discovery	1989
Mass excess	-13,740 ±97.24 keV
Binding energy	8,080 ±2.114 keV
Single-particle energy	17,680 ±315 keV
Neutron separation energy	3,543 ±167.3 keV
Q value for electron capture	-14,380 ±411.6 keV
β⁻ decay energy	16,030 ±97.27 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	7,964 ±97.25 keV

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47ClChlorine-47

Classification	z: 17; n: 30; m: 47
Half life	101 ±6 ms
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Decay modes	β⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with neutron emission
Discovery	1989
Mass excess	-9,580 ±200 keV
Binding energy	7,992 ±4 keV
Single-particle energy	17,500 ±447 keV
Neutron separation energy	3,917 ±223 keV
Q value for electron capture	-16,780 ±447.2 keV
β⁻ decay energy	15,780 ±200 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	12,120 ±200 keV

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48ClChlorine-48

Classification	z: 17; n: 31; m: 48
Half life	stable nuclide
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Discovery	1989
Mass excess	-4,280 ±500 keV
Binding energy	7,883 ±10 keV
Single-particle energy	18,770 ±640 keV
Neutron separation energy	2,771 ±539 keV
Q value for electron capture	-16,670 ±707.1 keV
β⁻ decay energy	18,070 ±500 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	13,010 ±500 keV

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49ClChlorine-49

Classification	z: 17; n: 32; m: 49
Half life	170 ns
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Decay modes	β⁻ decay
Discovery	1989
Mass excess	740 ±400 keV
Binding energy	7,785 ±8 keV
Single-particle energy	18,930 ±640 keV
Neutron separation energy	3,051 ±640 keV
Q value for electron capture	-19,660 ±707 keV
β⁻ decay energy	17,800 ±565 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	15,020 ±400 keV

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50ClChlorine-50

Classification	z: 17; n: 33; m: 50
Half life	stable nuclide
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Discovery	2009
Mass excess	7,700 ±400 keV
Binding energy	7,651 ±8 keV
Single-particle energy	19,980 ±707 keV
Neutron separation energy	1,111 ±565 keV
β⁻ decay energy	20,930 ±640 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	16,680 ±565 keV

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51ClChlorine-51

Classification	z: 17; n: 34; m: 51
Half life	stable nuclide
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Discovery	1990
Mass excess	14,290 ±700 keV
Binding energy	7,530 ±14 keV
Neutron separation energy	1,481 ±806 keV
β⁻ decay energy	20,780 ±806 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	19,440 ±860 keV

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52ClChlorine-52

Classification	z: 17; n: 35; m: 52
Half life	stable nuclide
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Discovery	2018
Mass excess	22,360 ±700 keV
Binding energy	7,386 ±13 keV
Neutron separation energy	2 ±989 keV
β⁻ decay energy	23,730 ±922 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	20,770 ±806 keV

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Isotopes of Chlorine

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