Isotopes of Titanium

List of known isotopes of the element Titanium.

Isotopet½%Spin/parityRadiusIsotopic massDiscovery
38Ti120 nssyn.——3.801·107 ±322 keV/c2—
39Ti28.5 ±9 mssyn.(3/2+)—3.9·107 ±215 keV/c21990
40Ti52.4 ±3 mssyn.0+—3.999·107 ±73.26 keV/c21982
41Ti81.9 ±5 mssyn.3/2+—4.098·107 ±30 keV/c21964
42Ti208.6 ±80 mssyn.0+—4.197·107 ±0.289 keV/c21964
43Ti509 ±5 mssyn.7/2-—4.296·107 ±6.139 keV/c21948
44Ti59.1 ±3 asyn.0+3.611 ±0.0051 fm4.395·107 ±0.751 keV/c21954
45Ti184.8 ±5 msyn.7/2-3.593 ±0.0032 fm4.495·107 ±0.897 keV/c21941
46Tistab.8.25 ±0.03 %0+3.607 ±0.0022 fm4.595·107 ±0.097 keV/c21934
47Tistab.7.44 ±0.02 %5/2-3.596 ±0.0019 fm4.695·107 ±0.085 keV/c21934
48Tistab.73.72 ±0.03 %0+3.592 ±0.0017 fm4.794·107 ±0.079 keV/c21923
49Tistab.5.41 ±0.02 %7/2-3.573 ±0.0021 fm4.894·107 ±0.084 keV/c21934
50Tistab.5.18 ±0.02 %0+3.57 ±0.0022 fm4.994·107 ±0.088 keV/c21934
51Ti5.76 ±1 msyn.3/2-—5.094·107 ±0.519 keV/c21947
52Ti1.7 ±1 msyn.0+—5.194·107 ±2.948 keV/c21966
53Ti32.7 ±9 ssyn.(3/2)-—5.294·107 ±3.1 keV/c21977
54Ti2.1 ±10 ssyn.0+—5.395·107 ±17 keV/c21980
55Ti1.3 ±1 ssyn.(1/2)-—5.495·107 ±31 keV/c21980
56Ti200 ±5 mssyn.0+—5.595·107 ±107.5 keV/c21980
57Ti98 ±5 mssyn.(5/2-)—5.696·107 ±221 keV/c21985
58Ti58 ±9 mssyn.0+—5.796·107 ±196.8 keV/c21992
59Ti28.5 ±25 mssyn.(5/2-)—5.897·107 ±322 keV/c21997
60Ti22 ±2 mssyn.0+—5.997·107 ±258 keV/c21997
61Ti15 ±4 mssyn.(1/2-)—6.098·107 ±322 keV/c21997
62Ti620 nssyn.0+—6.198·107 ±429 keV/c22009
63Ti360 nssyn.——6.299·107 ±537 keV/c22009
64Tistab.syn.0+—6.399·107 ±644 keV/c22013

38TiTitanium-38

Classificationz: 22; n: 16; m: 38
Half life120 ns
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Decay modestwo-proton emission
Mass excess11,370 ±300 keV
Binding energy7,319 ±8 keV
Single-particle energy-301 ±424 keV
Neutron separation energy21,870 ±500 keV
Q value for electron capture15,610 ±360.5 keV
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39TiTitanium-39

Classificationz: 22; n: 17; m: 39
Half life28.5 ±9 ms
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity(3/2+)
Decay modeselectron capture + β⁺ decay; electron capture + proton emission; electron capture with two-proton emission
Discovery1990
Mass excess2,500 ±200 keV
Binding energy7,566 ±5 keV
Single-particle energy539 ±283 keV
Neutron separation energy16,940 ±361 keV
Q value for electron capture16,670 ±201.4 keV
β⁻ decay energy-20,070 ±447 keV
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40TiTitanium-40

Classificationz: 22; n: 18; m: 40
Half life52.4 ±3 ms
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity0+
Decay modeselectron capture + proton emission; electron capture + β⁺ decay
Discovery1982
Mass excess-8,994 ±68.24 keV
Binding energy7,865 ±1.706 keV
Single-particle energy2,109 ±72.34 keV
Neutron separation energy19,560 ±212 keV
Q value for electron capture11,520 ±68.3 keV
β⁻ decay energy-21,470 ±308 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron-39,640 ±405 keV
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41TiTitanium-41

Classificationz: 22; n: 19; m: 41
Half life81.9 ±5 ms
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity3/2+
Decay modeselectron capture + β⁺ decay; electron capture + proton emission
Discovery1964
Mass excess-15,700 ±27.94 keV
Binding energy8,034 ±0.6816 keV
Single-particle energy2,463 ±28.08 keV
Neutron separation energy14,770 ±73.74 keV
Q value for electron capture12,940 ±27.94 keV
β⁻ decay energy-16,010 ±202 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron-36,240 ±301 keV
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42TiTitanium-42

Classificationz: 22; n: 20; m: 42
Half life208.6 ±80 ms
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity0+
Decay modeselectron capture + β⁺ decay
Discovery1964
Mass excess-25,110 ±0.269 keV
Binding energy8,259 ±0.0064 keV
Single-particle energy3,750 ±0.2726 keV
Neutron separation energy17,470 ±27.94 keV
Q value for electron capture7,016 ±0.31 keV
β⁻ decay energy-17,490 ±196 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron-33,490 ±200 keV
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43TiTitanium-43

Classificationz: 22; n: 21; m: 43
Half life509 ±5 ms
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity7/2-
Decay modeselectron capture + β⁺ decay; electron capture + proton emission
Discovery1948
Mass excess-29,320 ±5.719 keV
Binding energy8,352 ±0.133 keV
Single-particle energy4,483 ±5.721 keV
Neutron separation energy12,280 ±5.725 keV
Q value for electron capture6,872 ±6.015 keV
β⁻ decay energy-11,400 ±43.22 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron-29,770 ±196 keV
Magnetic dipole moment0.85 ±0.02 μN
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44TiTitanium-44

Classificationz: 22; n: 22; m: 44
Half life59.1 ±3 a
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity0+
Decay modeselectron capture (EC)
Discovery1954
Mass excess-37,550 ±0.7 keV
Binding energy8,533 ±0.0159 keV
Single-particle energy8,649 ±1.989 keV
Neutron separation energy16,300 ±5.761 keV
Q value for electron capture267.4 ±1.89 keV
β⁻ decay energy-13,750 ±7.298 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron-27,710 ±42.85 keV
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45TiTitanium-45

Classificationz: 22; n: 23; m: 45
Half life184.8 ±5 m
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity7/2-
Decay modeselectron capture + β⁺ decay
Discovery1941
Mass excess-39,020 ±0.836 keV
Binding energy8,555 ±0.0186 keV
Single-particle energy8,483 ±1.941 keV
Neutron separation energy9,532 ±1.09 keV
Q value for electron capture2,062 ±1.067 keV
β⁻ decay energy-7,124 ±0.2142 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron-23,280 ±7.312 keV
Magnetic dipole moment0.095 ±0.002 μN
Electric quadrupole moment0.015 ±0.015 b
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46TiTitanium-46

Classificationz: 22; n: 24; m: 46
Half lifestable nuclide
Natural abundance8.25 ±0.03 %
Spin/parity0+
Discovery1934
Mass excess-44,130 ±0.09 keV
Binding energy8,656 ±0.002 keV
Single-particle energy10,340 ±0.6585 keV
Neutron separation energy13,180 ±0.832 keV
Q value for electron capture-2,367 ±0.677 keV
β⁻ decay energy-7,053 ±0.0923 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron-20,320 ±0.8591 keV
Magnetic dipole moment2.3 ±0.7 μN
Electric quadrupole moment-0.21 ±0.06 b
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47TiTitanium-47

Classificationz: 22; n: 25; m: 47
Half lifestable nuclide
Natural abundance7.44 ±0.02 %
Spin/parity5/2-
Discovery1934
Mass excess-44,940 ±0.08 keV
Binding energy8,661 ±0.0017 keV
Single-particle energy10,460 ±0.6691 keV
Neutron separation energy8,880 ±0.0635 keV
Q value for electron capture-600.8 ±1.93 keV
β⁻ decay energy-2,931 ±0.0879 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron-15,940 ±0.1191 keV
Magnetic dipole moment-0.7882 ±1.1·10-4 μN
Electric quadrupole moment0.302 ±0.01 b
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48TiTitanium-48

Classificationz: 22; n: 26; m: 48
Half lifestable nuclide
Natural abundance73.72 ±0.03 %
Spin/parity0+
Discovery1923
Mass excess-48,500 ±0.074 keV
Binding energy8,723 ±0.0016 keV
Single-particle energy11,440 ±1.929 keV
Neutron separation energy11,620 ±0.0319 keV
Q value for electron capture-3,989 ±4.951 keV
β⁻ decay energy-4,015 ±0.9691 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron-14,560 ±0.0838 keV
Magnetic dipole moment2.2 ±0.6 μN
Electric quadrupole moment-0.177 ±0.008 b
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49TiTitanium-49

Classificationz: 22; n: 27; m: 49
Half lifestable nuclide
Natural abundance5.41 ±0.02 %
Spin/parity7/2-
Discovery1934
Mass excess-48,570 ±0.078 keV
Binding energy8,711 ±0.0016 keV
Single-particle energy11,340 ±4.949 keV
Neutron separation energy8,142 ±0.0235 keV
Q value for electron capture-2,002 ±2.269 keV
β⁻ decay energy-601.9 ±0.8203 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron-12,160 ±0.9694 keV
Magnetic dipole moment-1.104 ±1.4·10-4 μN
Electric quadrupole moment0.247 ±0.011 b
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50TiTitanium-50

Classificationz: 22; n: 28; m: 50
Half lifestable nuclide
Natural abundance5.18 ±0.02 %
Spin/parity0+
Discovery1934
Mass excess-51,440 ±0.082 keV
Binding energy8,755 ±0.0017 keV
Single-particle energy12,150 ±2.268 keV
Neutron separation energy10,930 ±0.0311 keV
Q value for electron capture-6,895 ±2.516 keV
β⁻ decay energy-2,209 ±0.0579 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron-11,550 ±0.8209 keV
Magnetic dipole moment2.9 ±0.4 μN
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51TiTitanium-51

Classificationz: 22; n: 29; m: 51
Half life5.76 ±1 m
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity3/2-
Decay modesβ⁻ decay
Discovery1947
Mass excess-49,740 ±0.484 keV
Binding energy8,708 ±0.0095 keV
Single-particle energy12,480 ±2.561 keV
Neutron separation energy6,372 ±0.4776 keV
Q value for electron capture-6,483 ±2.561 keV
β⁻ decay energy2,470 ±0.482 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron-8,582 ±0.481 keV
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52TiTitanium-52

Classificationz: 22; n: 30; m: 52
Half life1.7 ±1 m
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity0+
Decay modesβ⁻ decay
Discovery1966
Mass excess-49,480 ±2.747 keV
Binding energy8,691 ±0.0528 keV
Single-particle energy13,510 ±3.724 keV
Neutron separation energy7,816 ±2.788 keV
Q value for electron capture-8,955 ±4.123 keV
β⁻ decay energy1,965 ±2.751 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron-5,346 ±2.748 keV
Magnetic dipole moment1.8 ±0.6 μN
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53TiTitanium-53

Classificationz: 22; n: 31; m: 53
Half life32.7 ±9 s
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity(3/2)-
Decay modesβ⁻ decay
Discovery1977
Mass excess-46,890 ±2.888 keV
Binding energy8,631 ±0.0545 keV
Single-particle energy13,640 ±4.217 keV
Neutron separation energy5,475 ±3.985 keV
Q value for electron capture-8,112 ±17.93 keV
β⁻ decay energy4,970 ±4.238 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron-3,510 ±2.892 keV
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54TiTitanium-54

Classificationz: 22; n: 32; m: 54
Half life2.1 ±10 s
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity0+
Decay modesβ⁻ decay
Discovery1980
Mass excess-45,750 ±15.83 keV
Binding energy8,599 ±0.2932 keV
Single-particle energy14,260 ±23.74 keV
Neutron separation energy6,933 ±16.09 keV
Q value for electron capture-11,310 ±21.11 keV
β⁻ decay energy4,154 ±19.38 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron-1,964 ±16.13 keV
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55TiTitanium-55

Classificationz: 22; n: 33; m: 55
Half life1.3 ±1 s
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity(1/2)-
Decay modesβ⁻ decay
Discovery1980
Mass excess-41,840 ±28.87 keV
Binding energy8,518 ±0.525 keV
Single-particle energy14,680 ±32.07 keV
Neutron separation energy4,159 ±32.93 keV
Q value for electron capture-11,000 ±68.76 keV
β⁻ decay energy7,292 ±39.54 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron-5.52 ±30.96 keV
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56TiTitanium-56

Classificationz: 22; n: 34; m: 56
Half life200 ±5 ms
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity0+
Decay modesβ⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with neutron emission
Discovery1980
Mass excess-39,430 ±100.2 keV
Binding energy8,467 ±1.789 keV
Single-particle energy15,860 ±118 keV
Neutron separation energy5,661 ±104.2 keV
Q value for electron capture-13,910 ±278.3 keV
β⁻ decay energy6,760 ±188.1 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron1,630 ±103.7 keV
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57TiTitanium-57

Classificationz: 22; n: 35; m: 57
Half life98 ±5 ms
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity(5/2-)
Decay modesβ⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with neutron emission
Discovery1985
Mass excess-34,410 ±205.8 keV
Binding energy8,372 ±3.611 keV
Single-particle energy16,170 ±331.3 keV
Neutron separation energy3,050 ±228.9 keV
Q value for electron capture-13,030 ±273.3 keV
β⁻ decay energy10,030 ±222.6 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron3,710 ±270.7 keV
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58TiTitanium-58

Classificationz: 22; n: 36; m: 58
Half life58 ±9 ms
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity0+
Decay modesβ⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with neutron emission
Discovery1992
Mass excess-30,920 ±183.3 keV
Binding energy8,307 ±3.161 keV
Single-particle energy16,820 ±256.7 keV
Neutron separation energy4,587 ±275.6 keV
Q value for electron capture-15,440 ±264 keV
β⁻ decay energy9,512 ±206.8 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron5,446 ±201.9 keV
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59TiTitanium-59

Classificationz: 22; n: 37; m: 59
Half life28.5 ±25 ms
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity(5/2-)
Decay modesβ⁻ decay
Discovery1997
Mass excess-25,880 ±300 keV
Binding energy8,218 ±5 keV
Single-particle energy17,680 ±355 keV
Neutron separation energy3,033 ±352 keV
Q value for electron capture-15,060 ±390.2 keV
β⁻ decay energy11,730 ±330 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron6,480 ±315 keV
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60TiTitanium-60

Classificationz: 22; n: 38; m: 60
Half life22 ±2 ms
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity0+
Decay modesβ⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with neutron emission; β⁻ decay with two-neutron emission
Discovery1997
Mass excess-22,100 ±240.3 keV
Binding energy8,152 ±4.005 keV
Single-particle energy18,550 ±346.5 keV
Neutron separation energy4,291 ±384 keV
Q value for electron capture-17,550 ±554.7 keV
β⁻ decay energy10,980 ±301.4 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron7,439 ±276.8 keV
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61TiTitanium-61

Classificationz: 22; n: 39; m: 61
Half life15 ±4 ms
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity(1/2-)
Decay modesβ⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with two-neutron emission; β⁻ decay with neutron emission
Discovery1997
Mass excess-16,370 ±300 keV
Binding energy8,058 ±5 keV
Single-particle energy19,100 ±583 keV
Neutron separation energy2,342 ±384 keV
Q value for electron capture-16,870 ±670.8 keV
β⁻ decay energy13,800 ±381 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron8,646 ±351 keV
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62TiTitanium-62

Classificationz: 22; n: 40; m: 62
Half life620 ns
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity0+
Decay modesβ⁻ decay; β⁻ decay with neutron emission
Discovery2009
Mass excess-12,200 ±400 keV
Binding energy7,990 ±6 keV
Single-particle energy19,980 ±721 keV
Neutron separation energy3,901 ±500 keV
β⁻ decay energy13,010 ±479 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron9,906 ±464 keV
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63TiTitanium-63

Classificationz: 22; n: 41; m: 63
Half life360 ns
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Decay modesβ⁻ decay with neutron emission; β⁻ decay
Discovery2009
Mass excess-5,860 ±500 keV
Binding energy7,891 ±8 keV
Single-particle energy20,450 ±781 keV
Neutron separation energy1,732 ±640 keV
β⁻ decay energy15,880 ±605 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron11,280 ±566 keV
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64TiTitanium-64

Classificationz: 22; n: 42; m: 64
Half lifestable nuclide
Natural abundancesynthetic nuclide
Spin/parity0+
Discovery2013
Mass excess-1,480 ±600 keV
Binding energy7,826 ±9 keV
Single-particle energy21,830 ±922 keV
Neutron separation energy3,691 ±781 keV
β⁻ decay energy14,840 ±721 keV
β⁻ decay energy with neutron12,180 ±690 keV
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