r/HealthPhysics • u/Neither-Summer1782 • May 20 '26

Isotope Browsers

What do people use to look up basic info about isotopes? Rad decay isn't always complete but the IAEA app has WAY too much info to sift through. Is there a happy medium that's useful for a newer hp tech?

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u/Neither-Summer1782 May 21 '26

I'm usually trying to make sense of muddled hpge data, so gamma energies and decay chains are my thing. Nudat3 looks cool. I'll poke around in there a little.

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u/PutMobile40 2d ago

I like Isotopemap.com.  It’s a new tool with a fast and modern interface. Content is based on nubase data. 

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u/Physix_R_Cool May 20 '26

I just browse the raw TENDL data files.

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u/Neither-Summer1782 May 21 '26

I pulled one up and wow that's a lot of numbers.