132Ce
132Ce is an isotope of the element cerium (atomic number 58) with mass number 132. It is not a stable nuclide and is not found among naturally occurring cerium isotopes. If it exists, 132Ce would be a short-lived radioisotope, and no widely accepted experimental data have established its half-life or detailed decay scheme.
Nuclear properties for 132Ce can be inferred from its proton and neutron numbers. With Z = 58, it
Decay modes are anticipated to reflect a proton-rich character. Most likely channels would involve beta-plus decay
Production of 132Ce would require high-energy nuclear reactions, such as projectile fragmentation or fusion-evaporation processes in
See also: Isotopes of cerium, Nuclear data (ENSDF/NUBASE), Nuclear decay schemes, Projectile fragmentation.
References: Nuclear data repositories such as ENSDF and NUBASE, and mass evaluations (AME) summarize known cerium