Molybdenum isotopes are variants of the chemical element Molybdenum that have the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons. The most stable isotopes include Molybdenum-92, Molybdenum-94, Molybdenum-95, and Molybdenum-98. These isotopes are used in various applications, including nuclear medicine and materials science. Isotopes of molybdenum can be naturally occurring or produced artificially. They play a crucial role in scientific research, particularly in studies involving nuclear reactions and radiochemistry. Understanding these isotopes helps scientists explore the properties and behaviors of elements in different environments.