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Iodine (I)
Standard atomic mass: 126.90447(3) u
Is considered a monoisotopic element.

Table

Z(p) N(n) isotopic mass (u) nuclide
symbol
representative
isotopic
composition
(mole fraction)
range of natural
variation
(mole fraction)
53 55 107.94348(39)# I-108
53 56 108.93815(11) I-109
53 57 109.93524(33)# I-110
53 58 110.93028(32)# I-111
53 59 111.92797(23)# I-112
53 60 112.92364(6) I-113
53 61 113.92185(32)# I-114
53 62 114.91805(3) I-115
53 63 115.91681(10) I-116
53 64 116.91365(3) I-117
53 65 117.913074(21) I-118
53 66 118.91007(3) I-119
53 67 119.910048(19) I-120
53 68 120.907367(11) I-121
53 69 121.907589(6) I-122
53 70 122.905589(4) I-123
53 71 123.9062099(25) I-124
53 72 124.9046302(16) I-125
53 73 125.905624(4) I-126
53 74 126.904473(4) I-127 1.0000
53 75 127.905809(4) I-128
53 76 128.904988(3) I-129
53 77 129.906674(3) I-130
53 78 130.9061246(12) I-131
53 79 131.907997(6) I-132
53 80 132.907797(5) I-133
53 81 133.909744(9) I-134
53 82 134.910048(8) I-135
53 83 135.91465(5) I-136
53 84 136.917871(30) I-137
53 85 137.92235(9) I-138
53 86 138.92610(3) I-139
53 87 139.93100(21)# I-140
53 88 140.93503(21)# I-141
53 89 141.94018(43)# I-142
53 90 142.94456(43)# I-143
53 91 143.94999(54)# I-144

Notes

  • Values marked # are not purely derived from experimental data, but at least partly from systematic trends.
  • Uncertainties are given in concise form in parentheses after the corresponding last digits. Uncertainty values from Ame2003 denote one standard deviation. Values from IUPAC are expanded uncertainties.

References


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