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English: Predicted decay modes for superheavy nuclei. The expected location of the island of stability is circled. |
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| Author | Alexander Karpov, Valery Zagrebaev, Walter Greiner |
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- ↑ Superheavy Nuclei: which regions of nuclear map are accessible in the nearest studies. cyclotron.tamu.edu. Texas A & M University (1 April 2015). Retrieved on 30 April 2017.
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