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Notorious Mattauch violations are:
Sb-123 and Te-123 (both stable)
Hf-180 and Ta-180 (both stable)
But should Cm-247 and Bk-247 also count?
Both are radioactive - but only to alpha decay and, in case of Bk-247, fission.
Does the absence of electron capture or beta decay count as third Mattauch violation?
Sb-123 and Te-123 (both stable)
Hf-180 and Ta-180 (both stable)
But should Cm-247 and Bk-247 also count?
Both are radioactive - but only to alpha decay and, in case of Bk-247, fission.
Does the absence of electron capture or beta decay count as third Mattauch violation?