Nuclear Isomer is kind atomic nucleus which has the same number proton and neutron, but different spin valueThe unstable nuclear ground state Ta-180
The only naturally occurring stable nuclear isomer Ta-180m1
Thorium 229Th proton: 90 neutron: 139 Spin: 5/2 Half life: 7.34(16)×10^3 y
Thorium 229m Th proton: 90 neutron: 139 Spin: 3/2 Half life: 70h Energy: 7.6ev
Molybdenum 93 Mo proton: 42 neutron: 51 Spin: 5/2 Half life: 4000y
Molybdenum 93m Mo proton: 42 neutron: 51 Spin: 21/2 Half life: 6.85h Energy: 2424 keV
Bismuth 212 Bi proton: 83 neutron: 129 Spin: -1/2 Half life: 60.55 min
Bismuth 212m1 Bi proton: 83 neutron: 129 Spin: -9 Half life: 25 min Energy: 250 keV
Bismuth 215 Bi proton: 83 neutron: 132 Spin: -9/2 Half life: 7.6 min
Bismuth 215m1 Bi proton: 83 neutron: 132 Spin: -25/2 Half life: 36 min Energy: 1347 keV
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