Talk:Isotopes of strontium

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^87mSr

It seems that ^87mSr is the only known example of an isomer reversing the beta-decay direction of ground-state nuclides; in other words, its decay to ⁸⁷Rb, with the latter being able to decay back to ⁸⁷Sr, is known. There are theoretically lots of examples, of course. (Perhaps ^113mIn is also a promising candidate to observe this phenomenon: the transition $1/2^{-}\to 1/2^{+}$ is only first-forbidden.) 129.104.241.224 (talk) 00:13, 14 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]