Great—let’s continue the journey into iodine and the xenon cluster. Here’s the next block:


Isotopes 801–900

Iodine (Z = 53)

  • I-108
  • I-109
  • I-110
  • I-111
  • I-112
  • I-113
  • I-114
  • I-115
  • I-116
  • I-117
  • I-118
  • I-119
  • I-120
  • I-121
  • I-122
  • I-123
  • I-124
  • I-125
  • I-126
  • I-127
  • I-128
  • I-129
  • I-130
  • I-131
  • I-132
  • I-133
  • I-134

Xenon (Z = 54)

  • Xe-110
  • Xe-111
  • Xe-112
  • Xe-113
  • Xe-114
  • Xe-115
  • Xe-116
  • Xe-117
  • Xe-118
  • Xe-119
  • Xe-120
  • Xe-121
  • Xe-122
  • Xe-123
  • Xe-124
  • Xe-125
  • Xe-126
  • Xe-127
  • Xe-128
  • Xe-129
  • Xe-130
  • Xe-131
  • Xe-132
  • Xe-133
  • Xe-134
  • Xe-135
  • Xe-136
  • Xe-137
  • Xe-138
  • Xe-139

Cesium (Z = 55)

  • Cs-112
  • Cs-113
  • Cs-114
  • Cs-115
  • Cs-116
  • Cs-117
  • Cs-118
  • Cs-119
  • Cs-120
  • Cs-121
  • Cs-122
  • Cs-123
  • Cs-124
  • Cs-125
  • Cs-126
  • Cs-127
  • Cs-128
  • Cs-129
  • Cs-130
  • Cs-131
  • Cs-132
  • Cs-133
  • Cs-134
  • Cs-135
  • Cs-136
  • Cs-137
  • Cs-138
  • Cs-139
  • Cs-140

Barium (Z = 56)

  • Ba-114
  • Ba-115
  • Ba-116
  • Ba-117
  • Ba-118
  • Ba-119
  • Ba-120
  • Ba-121
  • Ba-122
  • Ba-123
  • Ba-124
  • Ba-125
  • Ba-126
  • Ba-127
  • Ba-128
  • Ba-129
  • Ba-130
  • Ba-131
  • Ba-132
  • Ba-133
  • Ba-134
  • Ba-135
  • Ba-136
  • Ba-137
  • Ba-138
  • Ba-139
  • Ba-140
  • Ba-141
  • Ba-142

Lanthanum (Z = 57)

  • La-116
  • La-117
  • La-118
  • La-119
  • La-120
  • La-121
  • La-122
  • La-123
  • La-124
  • La-125
  • La-126
  • La-127
  • La-128
  • La-129
  • La-130
  • La-131
  • La-132
  • La-133
  • La-134
  • La-135
  • La-136
  • La-137
  • La-138
  • La-139
  • La-140
  • La-141
  • La-142
  • La-143
  • La-144

✅ That brings us to 900 isotopes total (Hydrogen through Lanthanum).

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