holmium130

Holmium-130 is a theoretical isotope of holmium. Holmium is a chemical element with the symbol Ho and atomic number 67. Isotopes of an element contain the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons. Holmium has 24 known isotopes, ranging from holmium-142 to holmium-170. The most stable and common isotope is holmium-165, which is not radioactive.

Information regarding holmium-130 is scarce in scientific literature, as it is not a naturally occurring isotope and has likely not been synthesized or studied extensively. Theoretical predictions suggest that isotopes with very low neutron numbers, such as holmium-130, would be highly unstable. Their existence would likely be fleeting, decaying rapidly through processes like electron capture or beta decay into other elements. The precise decay modes and half-life of holmium-130 remain subjects of theoretical calculation rather than experimental observation. Further research and experimental verification would be required to confirm its existence and properties, if it were to be synthesized in a laboratory setting.