What is the origin of Cerium 133 and Dysprosium 151?

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Shaimaa Hassan
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What is your question exactly? I don't think either of these isotopes occur in nature, so they probably need to be manufactured in accelerators or extracted from fission products. This site is pretty useful for displaying decay chains.
 
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