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bn:01874682n
Noun Concept
Categories: Lists of isotopes by element, Isotopes of tin, Tin
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isotope of tin  isotopes of tin  Sn-121m  Sn-126  tin-100
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Tin is the element with the greatest number of stable isotopes, which is probably related to the fact that 50 is a "magic number" of protons. Wikipedia
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Tin is the element with the greatest number of stable isotopes, which is probably related to the fact that 50 is a "magic number" of protons. Wikipedia
One of either 10 stable, naturally-occurring isotopes of tin or artificial, unstable isotopes of tin Wikidata
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isotope
HAS INSTANCE
tin-103
tin-107
tin-110
tin-112
tin-108
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isotopes of tin
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isotope of tin
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Sn-121m, Sn-126, tin-100, Tin-101, Tin-102, Tin-103, Tin-104, Tin-105, Tin-106, Tin-107, Tin-108, Tin-109, Tin-110, Tin-111, Tin-112, Tin-113, Tin-114, Tin-115, Tin-116, Tin-117, Tin-118, Tin-119, Tin-120, Tin-121, Tin-121m, Tin-122, Tin-123, Tin-124, Tin-125, tin-126, Tin-127, Tin-128, Tin-129, Tin-130, Tin-131, Tin-132, Tin-133, Tin-134, Tin-135, Tin-136, Tin-137, Tin-99, Tin isotope, Tin isotopes

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