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  2. Technetium-99 is composed of 43 protons, 56 neutrons, and 43 electrons.
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    Name of the isotope: Technetium-99; Tc-99 Symbol: 99 Tc or 9943 Tc Mass number A: 99 (= number of nucleons) Atomic number Z: 43 (= number of protons) Neutrons N: 56 Isotopic mass: 98.9062497 (10) u (atomic weight of Technetium-99) Nuclide mass: 98.8826619 u (calculated nuclear mass without electrons) Mass excess: -87.32784 MeV Mass defect: 0.915461972 u (per nucleus) Nuclear binding energy: 852.74733415 MeV (per nucleus)
    chemlin.org/isotope/technetium-99
    Technetium (Tc) has atomic number, Z= 43, which means that all of its atoms have 43 protons in their nuclei. To determine the mass number of this isotope of technetium, add the protons and the neutrons. "A=Z+N" "A"_"Tc"=43+56"="99 This isotope of Tc is technetium-99.
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    Technetium-99 - Wikipedia

    Technetium-99, 99 Tc; General; Symbol: 99 Tc: Names: technetium-99, 99Tc, Tc-99: Protons (Z) 43: Neutrons (N) 56: Nuclide data; Natural abundance: trace: Half-life (t 1/2) 211 100 ± 1200 years: Spin: 9/2+ Excess energy: −87 327.9 ± 0.9 keV: Binding energy: 8 613.610 ± 0.009 keV: Decay products: 99 Ru: Decay … See more

    Technetium-99 ( Tc) is an isotope of technetium which decays with a half-life of 211,000 years to stable ruthenium-99, emitting beta particles, but no gamma rays. It is the most … See more

    The weak beta emission is stopped by the walls of laboratory glassware. Soft X-rays are emitted when the beta particles are stopped, but as long … See more

    An estimated 160 TBq (about 250 kg) of technetium-99 was released into the environment up to 1994 by atmospheric nuclear tests. The amount of technetium-99 from civilian … See more

    Several methods have been proposed for technetium-99 separation including: crystallization, liquid-liquid extraction, molecular recognition methods, volatilization, and others.
    In 2012 the crystalline compound Notre Dame Thorium … See more

    1940s-1960s
    Atmospheric nuclear tests release about 250 kg of technetium-99 into the environment.
    1986
    The estimated amount of technetium-99 released by civilian nuclear power into the environment reaches 1600 kg.
    1995-1999
    The Sellafield plant releases about 900 kg of technetium-99 into the Irish Sea.
    2000 onwards
    The amount of technetium-99 released by the Sellafield plant is limited to 140 kg per year by regulation.
    2012
    Researchers at the University of Notre Dame present a new material (NDTB-1) that can safely absorb radioactive ions from nuclear waste streams.

    Due to its high fission yield, relatively long half-life, and mobility in the environment, technetium-99 is one of the more significant … See more

    The long half-life of technetium-99 and its ability to form an anionic species make it (along with I) a major concern when considering long-term disposal of high-level radioactive waste. … See more

    An alternative disposal method, transmutation, has been demonstrated at CERN for technetium-99. This transmutation … See more

     
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