Helium-4 nucleus emission, reducing atomic number by 2 and mass by 4.
Electron emission through the conversion of a neutron to a proton.
Beta-minus decay resulting in an excited state that emits an alpha particle.
Beta-minus decay followed by the emission of five neutrons.
Beta-minus decay followed by the emission of four neutrons.
Beta-minus decay followed by the emission of one neutron.
Beta-minus decay followed by the emission of one proton.
Beta-minus decay followed by the emission of seven neutrons.
Beta-minus decay followed by the emission of six neutrons.
Beta-minus decay followed by spontaneous fission of the daughter nucleus.
Beta-minus decay followed by the emission of three neutrons.
Beta-minus decay followed by the emission of two neutrons.
Positron emission through the conversion of a proton to a neutron.
Beta-plus decay resulting in an excited state that emits an alpha particle.
Beta-plus decay followed by the emission of one proton.
Positron emission followed by the emission of two protons.
Simultaneous conversion of two neutrons to protons with electron emission.
Simultaneous conversion of two protons to neutrons with positron emission.
Capture of two inner-shell electrons by the nucleus.
Spontaneous emission of two neutrons from an unstable nucleus.
Spontaneous emission of two protons from an unstable nucleus.
Capture of an orbital electron by a proton in the nucleus.
Electron capture results in an excited state that emits an alpha particle.
Competition between electron capture and positron emission.
Electron capture followed by the emission of one proton.
Electron capture followed by spontaneous fission.
Electron capture followed by the emission of two protons.
Transition from an excited nuclear isomorphism to the ground state.
Release of a single neutron to achieve greater stability.
Release of a single proton to achieve greater stability.
Splitting of a heavy nucleus into two smaller nuclei without external interaction.
Spontaneous fission accompanied by positron emission or electron capture.
Spontaneous transformation of an unstable atomic nucleus into a different entity. Notation follows common nuclear physics shorthand for emission processes.