what is the isotopes of helium?
Helium has two stable isotopes: 3He and 4He. Both isotopes were produced by nucleo-synthesis in the very early universe about 100 s after the Big Bang, possibly because of the fusion of deuterium (D) as shown below. D + D ? 3He + n. D + D ? 4He + ?.
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