Radioactive Elements & Decay Half-Lives - Help Finding Info

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The discussion centers on the search for resources that display all radioactive elements and their decay half-lives. A user expresses difficulty in finding this information and requests assistance, mentioning they will share any findings. Another participant suggests an alphabetical list of half-lives available on the IEM Inc. website. The original poster appreciates the help, highlighting the challenge of locating such resources. The conversation emphasizes the need for accessible information on radioactive elements and their decay properties.
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i need help finding something that shows all the radioactive elements and their decay half-lives. doesn't matter if its a graph or anything. Would much appreciate it but if i find it before someone else does ill post it here !
 
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you mean the chart of the nuclei ?
 
alphabetical list of half-lives

dangerbird said:
i need help finding something that shows all the radioactive elements and their decay half-lives. doesn't matter if its a graph or anything. Would much appreciate it but if i find it before someone else does ill post it here !

Hi dangerbird! :smile:

There's an alphabetical list of half-lives on the IEM Inc. website …

http://www.iem-inc.com/toolhalf.html :wink:
 
thanks yall so much these things are hard as heck to find!
 

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