Isotopes of Copper

List of known isotopes of the element Copper.

Isotope	t½	%	Spin/parity	Radius	Isotopic mass	Discovery
⁵³Cu	130 ns	syn.	—	—	5.298·10⁷ ±537 keV/c²	—
⁵⁴Cu	75 ns	syn.	3+	—	5.397·10⁷ ±429 keV/c²	—
⁵⁵Cu	55.9 ±18 ms	syn.	(3/2-)	—	5.496·10⁷ ±167 keV/c²	1987
⁵⁶Cu	80.4 ±8 ms	syn.	(4+)	—	5.595·10⁷ ±6.864 keV/c²	1987
⁵⁷Cu	196.3 ±7 ms	syn.	3/2-	—	5.694·10⁷ ±0.537 keV/c²	1976
⁵⁸Cu	3.204 ±7 s	syn.	1+	—	5.794·10⁷ ±0.604 keV/c²	1952
⁵⁹Cu	81.5 ±5 s	syn.	3/2-	—	5.893·10⁷ ±0.566 keV/c²	1947
⁶⁰Cu	23.7 ±4 m	syn.	2+	—	5.993·10⁷ ±1.731 keV/c²	1947
⁶¹Cu	3.339 ±8 h	syn.	3/2-	—	6.093·10⁷ ±1.02 keV/c²	1937
⁶²Cu	9.67 ±3 m	syn.	1+	—	6.193·10⁷ ±0.683 keV/c²	1936
⁶³Cu	stab.	69.15 ±0.15 %	3/2-	3.882 ±0.0015 fm	6.292·10⁷ ±0.457 keV/c²	1923
⁶⁴Cu	12.7 ±20 h	syn.	1+	—	6.392·10⁷ ±0.458 keV/c²	1936
⁶⁵Cu	stab.	30.85 ±0.15 %	3/2-	3.902 ±0.0014 fm	6.492·10⁷ ±0.69 keV/c²	1923
⁶⁶Cu	5.12 ±14 m	syn.	1+	—	6.592·10⁷ ±0.696 keV/c²	1937
⁶⁷Cu	61.83 ±12 h	syn.	3/2-	—	6.692·10⁷ ±0.957 keV/c²	1948
⁶⁸Cu	30.9 ±6 s	syn.	1+	—	6.792·10⁷ ±1.7 keV/c²	1953
⁶⁹Cu	2.85 ±15 m	syn.	3/2-	—	6.892·10⁷ ±1.5 keV/c²	1966
⁷⁰Cu	44.5 ±2 s	syn.	6-	—	6.993·10⁷ ±1.161 keV/c²	1971
⁷¹Cu	19.4 ±16 s	syn.	3/2(-)	—	7.093·10⁷ ±1.6 keV/c²	1983
⁷²Cu	6.63 ±3 s	syn.	(2)	—	7.193·10⁷ ±1.5 keV/c²	1983
⁷³Cu	4.2 ±3 s	syn.	3/2-	—	7.293·10⁷ ±2.084 keV/c²	1983
⁷⁴Cu	1.63 ±5 s	syn.	2-	—	7.393·10⁷ ±6.6 keV/c²	1987
⁷⁵Cu	1.224 ±3 s	syn.	5/2(-)	—	7.494·10⁷ ±0.77 keV/c²	1985
⁷⁶Cu	0.641 ±6 s	syn.	—	—	7.594·10⁷ ±0.98 keV/c²	1987
⁷⁷Cu	469.8 ±20 ms	syn.	5/2-	—	7.694·10⁷ ±1.3 keV/c²	1987
⁷⁸Cu	335 ±11 ms	syn.	(4- 5- 6-)	—	7.795·10⁷ ±14.31 keV/c²	1991
⁷⁹Cu	241 ±32 ms	syn.	—	—	7.895·10⁷ ±112.7 keV/c²	1991
⁸⁰Cu	113.6 ± ms	syn.	—	—	7.996·10⁷ ±322 keV/c²	1995
⁸¹Cu	73.2 ±68 ms	syn.	—	—	8.096·10⁷ ±322 keV/c²	2010
⁸²Cu	33 ± ms	syn.	—	—	8.197·10⁷ ±429 keV/c²	2010
⁸³Cu	stab.	syn.	—	—	8.297·10⁷ ±537 keV/c²	2017

53CuCopper-53

Classification	z: 29; n: 24; m: 53
Half life	130 ns
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Decay modes	proton emission
Mass excess	-13,140 ±500 keV
Binding energy	7,891 ±9 keV
Single-particle energy	-2,131 ±507 keV
Neutron separation energy	19,330 ±781 keV
Q value for electron capture	16,490 ±500.6 keV

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54CuCopper-54

Classification	z: 29; n: 25; m: 54
Half life	75 ns
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	3+
Decay modes	proton emission
Mass excess	-21,240 ±400 keV
Binding energy	8,045 ±7 keV
Single-particle energy	-1,102 ±400 keV
Neutron separation energy	16,170 ±640 keV
Q value for electron capture	18,030 ±400 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-15,540 ±454 keV

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55CuCopper-55

Classification	z: 29; n: 26; m: 55
Half life	55.9 ±18 ms
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	(3/2-)
Decay modes	electron capture + β⁺ decay; electron capture + proton emission
Discovery	1987
Mass excess	-31,640 ±155.5 keV
Binding energy	8,233 ±2.828 keV
Single-particle energy	-354 ±155.6 keV
Neutron separation energy	18,460 ±429 keV
Q value for electron capture	13,700 ±155.5 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-17,370 ±429 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-34,010 ±267 keV

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56CuCopper-56

Classification	z: 29; n: 27; m: 56
Half life	80.4 ±8 ms
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	(4+)
Decay modes	electron capture + β⁺ decay; electron capture + proton emission
Discovery	1987
Mass excess	-38,630 ±6.395 keV
Binding energy	8,355 ±0.1142 keV
Single-particle energy	582.7 ±6.433 keV
Neutron separation energy	15,060 ±155.6 keV
Q value for electron capture	15,270 ±6.407 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-13,240 ±400 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-32,440 ±400 keV

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57CuCopper-57

Classification	z: 29; n: 28; m: 57
Half life	196.3 ±7 ms
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	3/2-
Decay modes	electron capture + β⁺ decay
Discovery	1976
Mass excess	-47,310 ±0.501 keV
Binding energy	8,503 ±0.0088 keV
Single-particle energy	690.3 ±0.4061 keV
Neutron separation energy	16,750 ±6.414 keV
Q value for electron capture	8,774 ±0.756 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-14,760 ±200 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-30,000 ±400 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	2.582 ±0.007 μN

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58CuCopper-58

Classification	z: 29; n: 29; m: 58
Half life	3.204 ±7 s
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	1+
Decay modes	electron capture + β⁺ decay
Discovery	1952
Mass excess	-51,670 ±0.564 keV
Binding energy	8,570 ±0.0097 keV
Single-particle energy	2,872 ±0.6651 keV
Neutron separation energy	12,430 ±0.6305 keV
Q value for electron capture	8,561 ±0.66 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-9,369 ±50 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-27,190 ±200 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	0.571 ±0.002 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	-0.16 ±0.03 b

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59CuCopper-59

Classification	z: 29; n: 30; m: 59
Half life	81.5 ±5 s
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	3/2-
Decay modes	electron capture + β⁺ decay
Discovery	1947
Mass excess	-56,360 ±0.528 keV
Binding energy	8,642 ±0.009 keV
Single-particle energy	3,418 ±0.3941 keV
Neutron separation energy	12,760 ±0.5649 keV
Q value for electron capture	4,798 ±0.634 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-9,143 ±0.6018 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-22,140 ±50 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	1.893 ±9·10^-4 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	-0.2 ±0.02 b

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60CuCopper-60

Classification	z: 29; n: 31; m: 60
Half life	23.7 ±4 m
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	2+
Decay modes	electron capture + β⁺ decay
Discovery	1947
Mass excess	-58,350 ±1.613 keV
Binding energy	8,665 ±0.0269 keV
Single-particle energy	4,477 ±1.574 keV
Neutron separation energy	10,050 ±1.623 keV
Q value for electron capture	6,127 ±1.651 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-4,171 ±1.628 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-19,210 ±1.712 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	1.22 ±5·10^-4 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	0.121 ±0.013 b

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61CuCopper-61

Classification	z: 29; n: 32; m: 61
Half life	3.339 ±8 h
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	3/2-
Decay modes	electron capture + β⁺ decay
Discovery	1937
Mass excess	-61,990 ±0.951 keV
Binding energy	8,715 ±0.0156 keV
Single-particle energy	4,799 ±0.9618 keV
Neutron separation energy	11,710 ±1.844 keV
Q value for electron capture	2,237 ±1.015 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-5,636 ±15.9 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-15,890 ±1.049 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	2.11 ±5·10^-4 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	-0.221 ±0.01 b

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62CuCopper-62

Classification	z: 29; n: 33; m: 62
Half life	9.67 ±3 m
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	1+
Decay modes	electron capture + β⁺ decay
Discovery	1936
Mass excess	-62,790 ±0.637 keV
Binding energy	8,718 ±0.0103 keV
Single-particle energy	5,854 ±0.565 keV
Neutron separation energy	8,874 ±1.063 keV
Q value for electron capture	3,958 ±0.766 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-1,620 ±0.6507 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-14,510 ±15.9 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	-0.38 ±4·10^-4 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	-0.022 ±0.004 b

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63CuCopper-63

Classification	z: 29; n: 34; m: 63
Half life	stable nuclide
Natural abundance	69.15 ±0.15 %
Spin/parity	3/2-
Discovery	1923
Mass excess	-65,580 ±0.426 keV
Binding energy	8,752 ±0.0068 keV
Single-particle energy	6,122 ±0.0586 keV
Neutron separation energy	10,860 ±0.4787 keV
Q value for electron capture	-66.98 ±0.602 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-3,367 ±1.545 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-12,490 ±0.4485 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	2.225 ±4·10^-4 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	-0.22 ±0.015 b

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64CuCopper-64

Classification	z: 29; n: 35; m: 64
Half life	12.7 ±20 h
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	1+
Decay modes	electron capture + β⁺ decay; β⁻ decay
Discovery	1936
Mass excess	-65,430 ±0.427 keV
Binding energy	8,739 ±0.0067 keV
Single-particle energy	7,200 ±0.0282 keV
Neutron separation energy	7,915 ±0.024 keV
Q value for electron capture	1,674 ±0.63 keV
β⁻ decay energy	579.5 ±0.6447 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-11,290 ±1.545 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	-0.2166 ±4·10^-4 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	0.075 ±0.009 b

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65CuCopper-65

Classification	z: 29; n: 36; m: 65
Half life	stable nuclide
Natural abundance	30.85 ±0.15 %
Spin/parity	3/2-
Discovery	1923
Mass excess	-67,270 ±0.643 keV
Binding energy	8,757 ±0.0099 keV
Single-particle energy	7,453 ±0.686 keV
Neutron separation energy	9,910 ±0.6589 keV
Q value for electron capture	-2,138 ±0.804 keV
β⁻ decay energy	-1,352 ±0.3557 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-9,331 ±0.3851 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	2.384 ±4·10^-4 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	-0.204 ±0.014 b

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66CuCopper-66

Classification	z: 29; n: 37; m: 66
Half life	5.12 ±14 m
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	1+
Decay modes	β⁻ decay
Discovery	1937
Mass excess	-66,260 ±0.649 keV
Binding energy	8,731 ±0.0098 keV
Single-particle energy	8,421 ±0.7049 keV
Neutron separation energy	7,065 ±0.0936 keV
Q value for electron capture	-252 ±1.54 keV
β⁻ decay energy	2,640 ±0.9255 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-8,418 ±0.3675 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	-0.2826 ±8·10^-4 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	0.059 ±0.014 b

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67CuCopper-67

Classification	z: 29; n: 38; m: 67
Half life	61.83 ±12 h
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	3/2-
Decay modes	β⁻ decay
Discovery	1948
Mass excess	-67,320 ±0.892 keV
Binding energy	8,737 ±0.0133 keV
Single-particle energy	8,602 ±1.657 keV
Neutron separation energy	9,132 ±1.072 keV
Q value for electron capture	-3,577 ±3.023 keV
β⁻ decay energy	560.8 ±0.8296 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-6,492 ±0.845 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	2.517 ±5.999·10^-4 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	-0.182 ±0.008 b

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68CuCopper-68

Classification	z: 29; n: 39; m: 68
Half life	30.9 ±6 s
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	1+
Decay modes	β⁻ decay
Discovery	1953
Mass excess	-65,570 ±1.584 keV
Binding energy	8,701 ±0.0233 keV
Single-particle energy	9,113 ±3.293 keV
Neutron separation energy	6,318 ±1.817 keV
Q value for electron capture	-2,104 ±3.376 keV
β⁻ decay energy	4,440 ±1.764 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-5,758 ±1.754 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	2.396 ±5.999·10^-4 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	-0.086 ±0.014 b

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69CuCopper-69

Classification	z: 29; n: 40; m: 69
Half life	2.85 ±15 m
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	3/2-
Decay modes	β⁻ decay
Discovery	1966
Mass excess	-65,740 ±1.397 keV
Binding energy	8,695 ±0.0203 keV
Single-particle energy	9,561 ±3.292 keV
Neutron separation energy	8,240 ±2.111 keV
Q value for electron capture	-5,758 ±3.979 keV
β⁻ decay energy	2,681 ±1.607 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-3,801 ±1.599 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	2.841 ±0.001 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	-0.154 ±0.017 b

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70CuCopper-70

Classification	z: 29; n: 41; m: 70
Half life	44.5 ±2 s
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	6-
Decay modes	β⁻ decay
Discovery	1971
Mass excess	-62,980 ±1.082 keV
Binding energy	8,646 ±0.0155 keV
Single-particle energy	10,280 ±3.879 keV
Neutron separation energy	5,311 ±1.767 keV
Q value for electron capture	-3,763 ±2.402 keV
β⁻ decay energy	6,588 ±2.201 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-2,630 ±1.342 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	1.368 ±5·10^-4 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	-0.298 ±0.015 b

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71CuCopper-71

Classification	z: 29; n: 42; m: 71
Half life	19.4 ±16 s
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	3/2(-)
Decay modes	β⁻ decay
Discovery	1983
Mass excess	-62,720 ±1.49 keV
Binding energy	8,635 ±0.021 keV
Single-particle energy	10,780 ±2.61 keV
Neutron separation energy	7,806 ±1.841 keV
Q value for electron capture	-7,305 ±2.688 keV
β⁻ decay energy	4,617 ±3.043 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-1,218 ±2.428 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	2.277 ±8·10^-4 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	-0.2 ±0.017 b

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72CuCopper-72

Classification	z: 29; n: 43; m: 72
Half life	6.63 ±3 s
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	(2)
Decay modes	β⁻ decay
Discovery	1983
Mass excess	-59,790 ±1.397 keV
Binding energy	8,586 ±0.0194 keV
Single-particle energy	11,660 ±2.637 keV
Neutron separation energy	5,143 ±2.042 keV
Q value for electron capture	-5,557 ±2.637 keV
β⁻ decay energy	8,362 ±2.557 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	-525.6 ±2.999 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	-1.349 ±0.001 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	0.08 ±0.02 b

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73CuCopper-73

Classification	z: 29; n: 44; m: 73
Half life	4.2 ±3 s
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	3/2-
Decay modes	β⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with neutron emission
Discovery	1983
Mass excess	-58,990 ±1.942 keV
Binding energy	8,568 ±0.0266 keV
Single-particle energy	12,050 ±2.96 keV
Neutron separation energy	7,275 ±2.392 keV
Q value for electron capture	-8,880 ±3.105 keV
β⁻ decay energy	6,605 ±2.691 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	1,086 ±2.891 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	1.744 ±8·10^-4 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	-0.21 ±0.01 b

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74CuCopper-74

Classification	z: 29; n: 45; m: 74
Half life	1.63 ±5 s
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	2-
Decay modes	β⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with neutron emission
Discovery	1987
Mass excess	-56,010 ±6.148 keV
Binding energy	8,521 ±0.0831 keV
Single-particle energy	13,180 ±6.608 keV
Neutron separation energy	5,090 ±6.447 keV
Q value for electron capture	-7,307 ±200 keV
β⁻ decay energy	9,750 ±6.642 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	1,515 ±6.423 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	-1.067 ±0.0012 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	0.27 ±0.03 b

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75CuCopper-75

Classification	z: 29; n: 46; m: 75
Half life	1.224 ±3 s
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	5/2(-)
Decay modes	β⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with neutron emission
Discovery	1985
Mass excess	-54,480 ±0.718 keV
Binding energy	8,495 ±0.0096 keV
Single-particle energy	13,050 ±200 keV
Neutron separation energy	6,535 ±6.189 keV
Q value for electron capture	-10,240 ±200 keV
β⁻ decay energy	8,088 ±2.083 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	3,215 ±2.615 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	1.006 ±0.001 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	-0.281 ±0.017 b

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76CuCopper-76

Classification	z: 29; n: 47; m: 76
Half life	0.641 ±6 s
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Decay modes	β⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with neutron emission
Discovery	1987
Mass excess	-50,990 ±0.913 keV
Binding energy	8,443 ±0.012 keV
Single-particle energy	14,030 ±200 keV
Neutron separation energy	4,582 ±1.161 keV
Q value for electron capture	-8,792 ±300 keV
β⁻ decay energy	11,320 ±1.718 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	3,505 ±2.158 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	-1.091 ±0.0015 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	0.36 ±0.02 b

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77CuCopper-77

Classification	z: 29; n: 48; m: 77
Half life	469.8 ±20 ms
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	5/2-
Decay modes	β⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with neutron emission
Discovery	1987
Mass excess	-48,870 ±1.211 keV
Binding energy	8,411 ±0.0157 keV
Single-particle energy	13,960 ±300 keV
Neutron separation energy	5,952 ±1.516 keV
Q value for electron capture	-11,520 ±400 keV
β⁻ decay energy	9,926 ±2.314 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	5,368 ±1.893 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	1.596 ±0.0017 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	-0.27 ±0.03 b

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78CuCopper-78

Classification	z: 29; n: 49; m: 78
Half life	335 ±11 ms
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Spin/parity	(4- 5- 6-)
Decay modes	β⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with neutron emission
Discovery	1991
Mass excess	-44,790 ±13.33 keV
Binding energy	8,354 ±0.1709 keV
Single-particle energy	14,720 ±400 keV
Neutron separation energy	3,997 ±13.38 keV
Q value for electron capture	-9,910 ±400.2 keV
β⁻ decay energy	12,690 ±13.47 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	5,928 ±13.47 keV
Magnetic dipole moment	0.238 ±0.003 μN
Electric quadrupole moment	0.02 ±0.1 b

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79CuCopper-79

Classification	z: 29; n: 50; m: 79
Half life	241 ±32 ms
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Decay modes	β⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with neutron emission; β⁻ decay with two-neutron emission
Discovery	1991
Mass excess	-42,410 ±104.9 keV
Binding energy	8,320 ±1.328 keV
Single-particle energy	14,810 ±413 keV
Neutron separation energy	5,689 ±105.8 keV
Q value for electron capture	-14,250 ±510.9 keV
β⁻ decay energy	11,020 ±105 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	7,003 ±104.9 keV

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80CuCopper-80

Classification	z: 29; n: 51; m: 80
Half life	113.6 ± ms
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Decay modes	β⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with two-neutron emission; β⁻ decay with neutron emission
Discovery	1995
Mass excess	-36,680 ±300 keV
Binding energy	8,246 ±4 keV
Single-particle energy	15,800 ±583 keV
Neutron separation energy	2,343 ±318 keV
Q value for electron capture	-13,440 ±670.8 keV
β⁻ decay energy	14,960 ±300 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	8,682 ±300 keV

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81CuCopper-81

Classification	z: 29; n: 52; m: 81
Half life	73.2 ±68 ms
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Decay modes	β⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with two-neutron emission; β⁻ decay with neutron emission
Discovery	2010
Mass excess	-31,910 ±300 keV
Binding energy	8,185 ±4 keV
Single-particle energy	15,950 ±671 keV
Neutron separation energy	3,302 ±424 keV
Q value for electron capture	-15,820 ±761.5 keV
β⁻ decay energy	14,280 ±300 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	11,660 ±300 keV

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82CuCopper-82

Classification	z: 29; n: 53; m: 82
Half life	33 ± ms
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Decay modes	β⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with two-neutron emission; β⁻ decay with neutron emission
Discovery	2010
Mass excess	-25,730 ±400 keV
Binding energy	8,108 ±5 keV
Single-particle energy	16,920 ±806 keV
Neutron separation energy	1,891 ±500 keV
Q value for electron capture	-15,010 ±894.4 keV
β⁻ decay energy	16,580 ±400 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	12,390 ±400 keV

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83CuCopper-83

Classification	z: 29; n: 54; m: 83
Half life	stable nuclide
Natural abundance	synthetic nuclide
Discovery	2017
Mass excess	-20,390 ±500 keV
Binding energy	8,044 ±6 keV
Single-particle energy	16,960 ±944 keV
Neutron separation energy	2,732 ±640 keV
β⁻ decay energy	15,900 ±583 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron	13,850 ±500 keV

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