Discovery of the tungsten isotopes

Discovery of the iron isotopes

“…In this seventh paper in the series of the discovery of isotopes, the discovery of the iron isotopes is discussed. Previously, the discovery of cerium [1], arsenic [2], gold [3], tungsten [4], krypton [5] and einsteinium [6] isotopes was discussed. The purpose of this series is to document and summarize the discovery of the isotopes.…”

2014 update of the discoveries of nuclides

“…The assignments of early papers from the Institute of Physical and Chemical Research in Tokyo were incorrectly assigned to the University of Tokyo instead of RIKEN. [39][40][41][42] A total of 12 isotopes were reassigned ( 92 Y, 43 89 Zr, 44 92,94 Nb, 45 91,99 Mo, 44 102 Rh, 46 185,187 W, 47 186,188 Re, 48 and 237 U 49 ). Also, the assignment 2 of 169 Ho was changed from Tokyo to the Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute at Tokai.…”

Discovery of the vanadium isotopes

“…Previously, the discovery of cerium [1], arsenic [2], gold [3], tungsten [4], and krypton [5] isotopes was discussed. Guidelines for assigning credit for discovery are (1) clear identification, either through decay-curves and relationships to other known isotopes, particle or c-ray spectra, or unique mass and Z-identification, and (2) publication of the discovery in a refereed journal.…”

“…The eighth paper in the series of the discovery of isotopes, the discovery of the vanadium isotopes is discussed. Previously, the discovery of cerium [1], arsenic [2], gold [3], tungsten [4], krypton [5], einsteinium [6], and iron [7] isotopes was discussed. The purpose of this series is to document and summarize the discovery of the isotopes.…”