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We have the technology to supply a range of isotopes in various chemical forms including oxide, metal, gaseous or elemental. We can also convert materials into other forms to satisfy customer requests.

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Naturally occurring silicon has three stable isotopes.

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Naturally occurring tellurium has eight stable isotopes.

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Naturally occurring tungsten has five stable isotopes.

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Naturally occurring xenon has nine stable isotopes.

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Selenium isotopes image

Natural occurring selenium has six stable isotopes.

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Germanium isotopes image

Naturally occurring germanium has five stable isotopes.

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Zinc isotopes image

Naturally occurring zinc has five stable isotopes.

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Naturally occurring iridium has two stable isotopes.

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Natural occurring titanium has five stable isotopes.

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Xenon isotopes (Xe)

Xenon isotopes are used for industrial applications, medical applications and research applications. The stable Xenon isotopes can be enriched or depleted by Urenco Stable Isotopes to any concentration. The Xenon isotopes can be supplied in various chemical forms.

Naturally occurring Xenon has nine stable isotopes.

Isotope Maximum available enrichment (atomic %) Natural abundance (atomic %)
¹²⁴Xe >99.9, <1 0.10
¹²⁶Xe >99.9, <1 0.10
¹²⁸Xe >99.9, <1 1.90
¹²⁹Xe >99.9, <1 26.40
¹³⁰Xe >99.9, <1 4.10
¹³¹Xe >99.9, <1 21.20
¹³²Xe >99.9, <1 26.90
¹³⁴Xe >99.9, <1 10.40
¹³⁶Xe >99.9, <1 8.90

Application of Xenon isotopes

Xenon 124 (Xe 124)

Xe-124 is used as a precursor for both radioactive I-123 and I-125. I-123 is an important thyroid diagnostic radiopharmaceutical isotope, also used for diagnostic analysis of brain, kidney and neurological diseases. This is also used for the diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease. I-125 is used in diagnostic imaging and detection of osteoporosis, and in radiotherapy treatment of prostate cancer through seed implantation.

Xenon 126 (Xe 126)

Xe-126 can be used as a target for the production of radioactive Ba-128.

Xenon 129 (Xe 129)

Xe-129 is used for medical diagnostics to extend the possibilities and improve the results of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). In hyperpolarized state the Xe-129 is inhaled by the patient, allowing clear images of the lungs and trachea to be obtained with conventional MRI equipment. Furthermore, the Xenon gas dissolves in the blood stream and therefore images of the circulatory system can be made.

Xenon 136 (Xe 136)

Xe-136 has been used as a detector for neutrinoless double Beta decay research.

Silicon isotopes image

Naturally occurring silicon has three stable isotopes.

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Tellurium isotopes image

Naturally occurring tellurium has eight stable isotopes.

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Tungsten isotopes image

Naturally occurring tungsten has five stable isotopes.

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Xenon isotopes image

Naturally occurring xenon has nine stable isotopes.

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Selenium isotopes image

Natural occurring selenium has six stable isotopes.

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Germanium isotopes image

Naturally occurring germanium has five stable isotopes.

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Zinc isotopes image

Naturally occurring zinc has five stable isotopes.

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Iridium isotopes image

Naturally occurring iridium has two stable isotopes.

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Titanium isotopes image

Natural occurring titanium has five stable isotopes.

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