Two-neutrino double-β decay is a radioactive process with the longest lifetime ever observed. It has been a subject of experimental research for more than 60 years and remains an important topic in modern nuclear and particle physics. This review examines the process in detail, covers its theoretical and experimental aspects, and describes the results obtained so far and future challenges.
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