--> Colourful Nuclide Chart

Nuclide Info

To view more information about a nuclide, simply double click on it.

Data

Current property

Property:

Source:

Reference:


Data selection

Source: Property:


N and Z range

Zmin

Zmax

Nmin

Nmax



Data limits

Minimum Maximum

Note in the case of logarithmic colour scales, the above minimum and maximum are the exponents for the relevant limit.


Quantity to plot


Direction

Single [D1(N,Z)] and double [D2(N,Z)] difference modes for quantity V(N,Z) are defined as follows:

D1 = [V(N+dN,Z+dZ)-V(N-dN,Z-dZ)]/2(dZ2+dN2)1/2
D2 = [V(N+dN,Z+dZ)-2V(N,Z)+V(N-dN,Z-dZ)]/2(dZ2+dN2)1/2

where dN and dZ are 0 or 1 in the case of D1 and 2 in the case of D2. The direction of the difference is set by the radio button. These differences approximate the first and second derivatives of quantity V(N,Z). For some introductory discussions on this see:

E. C. Simpson and M. Shelley
Nuclear cartography: patterns in binding energies and subatomic structure
Physics Education 52, 064002 (2017)

The Colourful Nuclide Chart displays data from a number of different nuclear data sources, references for which are given above. You must cite these references when using the data! Whilst the data displayed should be correct, no guarantee is given as to the accuracy of the presented information. If mistakes are spotted please let me know.

Colours

Nuclides



Background

Black White

Display

Options


  Dark Bright Ambient Point    

For most users, it is recommended to use the 2D Raster or 3D engines. The 2D Vector engine can be used to export to SVG or PDF vector graphics files, but is slower than the 2D Raster.


Font




Key


Left Right Top Bottom

Save

Save to file

The available options to save depend on the chosen engine. If you require a different file format, try changing the engine option on the Display tab. For some formats the saving can take some time - please be patient.


Share link

Want to link to exactly what you see now? Just use the link below:

Colourful Nuclide Chart

About

About

The Colourful Nuclide Chart gives easy access to a wide variety of nuclear properties, and allows you to save high quality chart images for publications, presentations and outreach.

The Colourful Nuclide Chart displays data from a number of different nuclear data sources. Appropriate references are given on the Data Selection tab. Whilst the data displayed should be correct, no guarantee is given as to the accuracy of the presented information. If mistakes are spotted please let me know.

If you like the Colouful Nuclide Chart, please tell your friends and colleagues about it!

If you have any feedback or feature suggestions, contact me via e-mail or twitter.

E-mail: edward.simpson[at]anu.edu.au
Twitter: SuperSubatomic

The Colourful Nuclide Chart uses external libraries including:

Change Log

Update (2023-05-07)

Updates to GUI.

Update (2022-05-30)

First release of the Colourful Nuclide Chart Version 2.

Update (2022-02-20)

First testing release of the Colourful Nuclide Chart Version 2.

Troubleshooting

Show FPS

COLOURFUL

NUCLIDE CHART

Loading... Version 2.152

This site uses cookies to store information about the user interface (e.g., what data is displayed and how). We also use Google Analytics to track user interactions and to help improve the site.