Doubly magic nickel

  • Walker P
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Abstract

Nickel-48 is of special interest to nuclear physicists because it is ‘doubly magic’ - the number of neutrons and protons are both especially stable. Producing just four atoms of nickel-48 required a huge effort, because it is the most proton-rich nucleus ever created.

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Walker, P. (2000). Doubly magic nickel. Nature, 404(6777), 447–449. https://doi.org/10.1038/35006537

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