| nuclide | <physics> A species of atom characterised by the constitution of its nucleus, which is specified by the number of protons (Z), number of neutrons (N) and energy content or, alternatively, by the atomic number (Z), mass number (A = N + Z) and atomic mass, to be regarded as a distinct nuclide, an atom must be capable of existing for a measurable time, thus, nuclear isomers are separate nuclides, whereas promptly decaying excited nuclear states and unstable intermediates in nuclear reactions are not. (16 Dec 1997) |
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A single isotope.
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| nuclide |
An atom with a particular combination of protons and neutrons, such as the 14 C nuclide.
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| nuclide |
A general term used to describe a family of isotopes.
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An atom characterized by the number of protons, neturons, and energy in the nucleus.
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A nuclide is the nucleus of an atom having a specific atomic number and atomic mass number. A nuclide may be radioactive.
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