Radon 222 decay chain.
This diagram shows the decay chain for ${}^{222}$Rn with the decay energy and time of the daughter nuclei. I used this diagram in my thesis.

\usetikzlibrary{fit,math,positioning}
\newcommand{\nnnkl}[3]{${}_{#3}^{#2}\textrm{#1}$}
\begin{tikzpicture}[
nucleus/.style={scale=1,thick,draw,rectangle,minimum height=1ex,minimum width=10ex,align=flush center,fill=black!90,rounded corners},
decay/.style={thick,->,align=flush center,color=orange!80,font=\small},
bango/.style={sloped,below left=-0.5ex and -3ex}
]
\node[nucleus] (Ra226) {\nnnkl{Ra}{224}{} \\1620 y};
\node[nucleus,below=5ex of Ra226] (Rn222) {\nnnkl{Rn}{222}{} \\ 3.82 d};
\node[nucleus,below=5ex of Rn222] (Po218) {\nnnkl{Po}{218}{} \\ 3.1 m};
\node[nucleus,below=5ex of Po218] (Pb214) {\nnnkl{Pb}{214}{} \\ 27 m};
\node[nucleus,above right=-1.5ex and 6ex of Pb214] (Bi214){\nnnkl{Bi}{214}{} \\ 20 m};
\node[nucleus,above right=-1.5ex and 6ex of Bi214] (Po214) {\nnnkl{Po}{214}{} \\ 160$\mu$s};
\node[nucleus,below=5ex of Po214] (Pb210) {\nnnkl{Pb}{210}{} \\ 22 y};
\node[nucleus,above right=-1.5ex and 6ex of Pb210] (Bi210){\nnnkl{Bi}{210}{} \\ 5 d};
\node[nucleus,above right=-1.5ex and 6ex of Bi210] (Po210) {\nnnkl{Po}{210}{} \\ 138 d};
\node[nucleus,below=5ex of Po210] (Pb216) {\nnnkl{Pb}{206}{} \\ stable};
\draw[decay] (Ra226.south) -- node [right] { $\alpha$ \\ 4870keV} (Rn222.north);
\draw[decay] (Rn222.south) -- node [right] { $\alpha$ \\ 5590keV} (Po218.north);
\draw[decay] (Po218.south) -- node [right] { $\alpha$ \\ 6114keV} (Pb214.north);
\draw[decay] (Pb214.east) -- node [bango] { $\beta$ \\ 1024keV} (Bi214.west);
\draw[decay] (Bi214.east) -- node [bango] { $\beta$ \\ 3272keV} (Po214.west);
\draw[decay] (Po214.south) -- node [right] { $\alpha$ \\ 7833keV} (Pb210.north);
\draw[decay] (Pb210.east) -- node [bango] { $\beta$ \\ 63.5keV} (Bi210.west);
\draw[decay] (Bi210.east) -- node [bango] { $\alpha$ \\ 1162keV} (Po210.west);
\draw[decay] (Po210.south) -- node [right] { $\alpha$ \\ 5407keV} (Pb216.north);
\end{tikzpicture}