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File:S-process-elem-Ag-to-Sb.svg

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A (colour nauseous) illustration over the S-process neutron capture and beta-minus decay, ranging from Ag (silver) to Sb (Antimony). The picture was drawn by me Rursus Siderespector, in partial similarity to fig. 8-25. of Gunnar-Larsson Leander's "Astronomi och Astrofysik", but adding other information. The yellowness of the isotope block represents earth abundance, black-bordered boxes represent s-process nuclides, gray-bordered boxes non-s-process nuclides.

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