Tellurium-132 is a stable isotope of the element tellurium, which has the atomic number 52. It consists of 52 protons and 80 neutrons in its nucleus. Tellurium-132 is one of the naturally occurring isotopes of tellurium, making up about 34% of all tellurium found in nature. This isotope is important in various scientific fields, including nuclear physics and geochemistry. It can be produced through the decay of heavier isotopes and is used in research related to nuclear reactions and the study of elemental abundances in the universe.