The document, titled "TABLE OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPE," authored by R.B. Firestone and E. Browne, was presented at the ACS Symposium on Recent Advances in the Study of Nuclei Off the Line of Stability in Chicago, IL, in September 1985. It is scheduled to be published in the Proceedings. The table, which will be released in 1986, contains recommended radiation data for all radioactive isotopes, derived from the LBL Isotopes Project's extended Evaluated Nuclear Structure Data File (ENSDF) database. The book includes mass-chain decay schemes, tabular data on γ-ray, alpha particle, atomic electron, beta, and internal bremsstrahlung energies and intensities, with average radiation energies per disintegration provided when possible. The document also discusses the content and structure of the table, including mass-chain decay schemes, headers, photon tables, atomic electron tables, continuous radiations, particle tables, and general features. Additionally, it provides details on the LBL/ENSDF database, which is available through the LBL computers and can be accessed using the DATATRIEVE database management system. The database includes various domains such as Levels, Parents, Gammas, Betas and EC, and the Table of Radioactive Isotopes, along with a directory and useful tables. The document concludes with a disclaimer and references to the funding and support provided by the U.S. Department of Energy.The document, titled "TABLE OF RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPE," authored by R.B. Firestone and E. Browne, was presented at the ACS Symposium on Recent Advances in the Study of Nuclei Off the Line of Stability in Chicago, IL, in September 1985. It is scheduled to be published in the Proceedings. The table, which will be released in 1986, contains recommended radiation data for all radioactive isotopes, derived from the LBL Isotopes Project's extended Evaluated Nuclear Structure Data File (ENSDF) database. The book includes mass-chain decay schemes, tabular data on γ-ray, alpha particle, atomic electron, beta, and internal bremsstrahlung energies and intensities, with average radiation energies per disintegration provided when possible. The document also discusses the content and structure of the table, including mass-chain decay schemes, headers, photon tables, atomic electron tables, continuous radiations, particle tables, and general features. Additionally, it provides details on the LBL/ENSDF database, which is available through the LBL computers and can be accessed using the DATATRIEVE database management system. The database includes various domains such as Levels, Parents, Gammas, Betas and EC, and the Table of Radioactive Isotopes, along with a directory and useful tables. The document concludes with a disclaimer and references to the funding and support provided by the U.S. Department of Energy.