Salih Farani: IAEA's Isotope Browser

A very nice and smart android app having nuclear data on Masses, Q-values, Half Lives, Parity, Electric and Magnetic Moments, Radii and decay ratios of many many radioisotopes (more than 4, 000). A very useful tool in pocket for those in nuclear industries and the students of nuclear science and engineering.

Nuclear technologies are all about radioisotopes. They rely on the availability of atomic, molecular and nuclear data to provide accurate numerical information on isotopes and their decay properties. The IAEA's Nuclear Data Section of the Division of Physical and Chemical Sciences (NAPC) within the IAEA Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications (NA) is responsible for undertaking Agency activities in the areas of development and dissemination of atomic and nuclear data for applications.
The Nuclear Data Section (NDS) has been generating, compiling and disseminating data since the early days of the IAEA. To provide quick information on the properties of over 4 000 isotopes the IAEA's NDS has now launched the IAEA's first android isotope application (app) - a milestone in providing a "technical app" for instant in-depth details on the properties of radionuclides. The Isotope Browser contains a periodic table of elements that allows for easy selection and displays information on the life cycle of each isotope. The reference tables available on the app will benefit the scientific community, in particular enabling researchers to get quick and reliable information on each of the isotopes.

source: IAEA (Retrieved on April 5, 2014)

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