Selenium-77

Catalog No.: B15221
Stable Isotope
Selenium-77 (77Se) is a stable isotope of selenium, characterized by its non-radioactive properties. This isotope is both naturally occurring and can be generated through fission processes. Selenium-77 serves as an important reagent in various biochemical and environmental research applications, facilitating studies on selenium's biological roles and its isotopic signatures. It is valuable in tracing pathways and interactions within biological systems.
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Biological Activity
DescriptionSelenium-77 (77Se) is a stable isotope of selenium, characterized by its non-radioactive properties. This isotope is both naturally occurring and can be generated through fission processes. Selenium-77 serves as an important reagent in various biochemical and environmental research applications, facilitating studies on selenium's biological roles and its isotopic signatures. It is valuable in tracing pathways and interactions within biological systems.
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Catalog NumB15221
Formula77Se
Molecular Weight76.92
CAS Number14681-72-2
SMILES[77Se]
Synonyms77Se
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