Ts-210 is a synthetic radioactive isotope of the element Tennessine, which is part of the halogen group in the periodic table. It was first produced in a laboratory setting and is known for its extremely short half-life, making it highly unstable. Due to its radioactivity, Ts-210 is primarily of interest for scientific research rather than practical applications. The isotope decays rapidly, emitting radiation that can be harmful in significant amounts. As a result, studies involving Ts-210 are conducted under strict safety protocols to protect researchers. Its properties contribute to the understanding of heavy elements and their behavior in nuclear chemistry.