Fluorine 14 decay form
Nuclear structure of

Fluorine 14 

(half life = nodata). Move mouse on image for Fluorine 14 nucleus decay form.

Blue toruses = 14 protons
Red toruses = 5 nuclear electrons

Atomic number of F (9) = protons (14) - nuclear electrons (5)

Fluorine 14 nucleus decays by proton emission (left side) of Fluorine 14 decay form to Oxygen 13.

Oxygen 13 transformed by positron emission from a source of a photon decomposition,
while electron component of the photon captured by Oxygen 13, producing Nitrogen 13.

After an other positron emission of Nitrogen 13 transition form Carbon 13 (stable) nucleus finally formed.

Click on image for decay form of Oxygen 13 nuclear structure.


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Oxygen 19 nucleus Fluorine 15 nucleus

F14 F15 F16 F17 F18 F19 F19i

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Decay of the electron-deficient Fluorine 14 nucleus with proton emission. Electrons hold together the proton-torus chains in the nucleus. Gluons do not exist. Consequently, the fourth type of strong interaction in the nucleus also does not exist.