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¹³Be is not observed in the 5.5 GeV proton bombardment of uranium (1968PO04) nor in the bombardment of ²³²Th by 145 MeV ¹⁵N ions (1970AR27). ¹³Be is predicted to have an atomic mass excess of 35.35 MeV. It is then unstable with respect to decay into ¹²Be + n by 2.32 MeV (1974TH01). The modified mass equation leads to an amu of 34.60 MeV; ¹³Be would then be unstable with respect to decay into ¹²Be + n by 1.50 MeV (1975JE02). See also (1972TH13, 1973BA34, 1973KO1D, 1973VO1D, 1975BE31).