Back in the days of Windows 3.1, I had some software called periodic table of the elements,  this had a nice feature that would display a picture of an elements decay tree.

I am looking for something similar,  however I am not sure if there is anything, but  not sure if decay tree is the correct term I should be using.

If i can determine better search terms,  I may have more success,  any suggestions please?.   While I am running Debian Linux here, if there are suggestions for Windows and or mac, than those will be helpful to other users.  I have gperiodic for Debian but that doesn't seem to have this information.

https://manpages.debian.org/bullseye/gperiodic/gperiodic.1.en.html

Thanks

 

Paul

1 hour ago, paulsutton said:

Back in the days of Windows 3.1, I had some software called periodic table of the elements,  this had a nice feature that would display a picture of an elements decay tree.

I am looking for something similar,  however I am not sure if there is anything, but  not sure if decay tree is the correct term I should be using.

If i can determine better search terms,  I may have more success,  any suggestions please?.   While I am running Debian Linux here, if there are suggestions for Windows and or mac, than those will be helpful to other users.  I have gperiodic for Debian but that doesn't seem to have this information.

https://manpages.debian.org/bullseye/gperiodic/gperiodic.1.en.html

Thanks

 

Paul

I must admit I haven't seen anything like this organised for a complete periodic table. I should have thought it would be quite difficult, as each individual radioisotope has a different decay mode, so you might need several different chains for each element if there is more than one radioisotope. 

Chart of the nuclides give decays for the known isotopes. There are a few software packages out there, and websites.