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| Tennessine-282 (282Ts) | |
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| General | |
| Name, symbol | tennessine-282, 282Ts |
| Isotope of | Tennessine |
| Neutrons | 165 |
| Protons | 117 |
| Nuclide data | |
| Natural Abundance | Synthetic |
| Half-life | Unknown |
| Decay mode | Unknown |
| Decay energy | Unknown |
| Decay product(s) | Unknown |
| Isotope mass | Unknown |
| Spin | Unknown |
| Excess energy | Unknown |
| Binding energy | Unknown |
| History | |
| Discoverer | None of as yet |
| Location discovered | None of as yet |
| Date discovered | None of as yet |
Tennessine-282 (Template:FormattingError orTemplate:FormattingError) is a hypothetical radioactive isotope of tennessine. It is predicted to be the lightest possible isotope of tennessine, before falling off the nuclear drip line.[1]
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| Isotopes of tennessine |
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 282Ts • 286Ts • 287Ts • 288Ts • 289Ts • 290Ts • 291Ts • 292Ts • 293Ts • 294Ts • 295Ts • 296Ts • 297Ts • 298Ts • 299Ts • 300Ts • 301Ts • 303Ts • 309Ts • 326Ts • 334Ts • 336Ts • 337Ts • 375Ts
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