Isotope ¹⁰B With Natural Abundance of 19.78%

¹⁰B is one of Boron’s two stable isotopes with a natural abundance of roughly 19.78%. It delivers an exceptionally large thermal neutron capture cross-section, a broad absorption energy spectrum, stable cross-section performance and negligible secondary radiation generation, ensuring outstanding safety. Supplied as high-purity crystals with adjustable enrichment levels, it is the core radionuclide material for nuclear reactor power control, radiation shielding and BNCT cancer therapy.