107Ag
107Ag is a stable isotope of the chemical element silver (Ag), consisting of 47 protons and 60 neutrons, giving a mass number of 107. It is one of the two stable silver isotopes, the other being 109Ag. In nature, silver contains about 51.8% of 107Ag and 48.2% of 109Ag, with the exact ratio varying slightly by sample.
As a stable nuclide, 107Ag does not decay and occurs naturally in metallic silver and in silver-bearing
Analytically, 107Ag is measured alongside 109Ag in isotope ratio mass spectrometry and related techniques to investigate
Overall, 107Ag is a stable, naturally occurring silver isotope with significant applications in geochronology, cosmochemistry, and