Elements don't have half-lives, isotopes of elements have.

Stable isotopes have an infinite half-life.

Certain isotopes of elements, such as isotopes of tin (Sn) are suspected to be radioactive, but their expected half-life is so great that no decay has been observed yet. Isotopes whose half-life is greater than the age of the universe can be considered, for all practical purposes, stable.
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