Everything about Nitrogen-14 totally explained
Nitrogen-14 is a
stable, non-
radioactive isotope of the
chemical element nitrogen.
Nitrogen-14 comprises approximately 99% of all naturally formed nitrogen. It is the source of naturally-occurring
carbon-14, which is created when
cosmic radiation interacts with nitrogen-14 in the upper atmosphere. It is also formed from the radioactive decay of
carbon-14. However, like all elements heavier than
helium, the original source of nitrogen-14 in the universe is believed to be
stellar nucleosynthesis. It is produced as part of the
CNO cycle of stellar nuclear reactions. An odd number of protons and neutrons (7 each) contribute 1/2 spin each giving the nucleus a magnetic
spin of 1.
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