Cs133sä
Cs133sä is not a standard designation in established scientific nomenclature. It most likely refers to cesium-133 (Cs-133), the stable isotope of the element cesium, with the “sä” suffix potentially arising from transliteration, data labeling, or a fictional context. In conventional usage, Cs-133 is the only stable cesium isotope and makes up essentially all natural cesium.
Cesium-133 properties and significance. Cesium (atomic number 55) is a soft, highly reactive alkali metal. Cs-133
Natural occurrence and production. Cesium is extracted from mineral deposits such as pollucite. After mining, it
Applications and context. Beyond timekeeping, Cs-133 is used in fundamental physics experiments, spectroscopy, and calibration of
Safety and handling. Cesium is highly reactive, especially with water, releasing heat and caustic products. Cs-133-containing