LAB NR 10 2026

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The document provides an overview of the Chart of Nuclides, which categorizes known atomic nuclei based on their proton (Z) and neutron (N) counts. It explains the significance of the chart in nuclear science, detailing how it resembles the periodic table by offering information on stability, half-lives, and decay modes of both stable and radioactive isotopes. The document also describes how to interpret various features such as shading and symbols within nuclide squares, which indicate stability, artificial production, and decay processes. Additionally, it outlines methods for determining nuclide changes during nuclear reactions and includes a laboratory component for practical application.

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