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A novel 99mTc delivery system using (n, γ) 99Mo adsorbed on a large alumina column in tandem with Dowex-1 and AgCl columns

Chattopadhyay et al., 2002

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738120913179194496
Author
Chattopadhyay S
Das M
Sarkar S
Saraswathy P
Ramamoorthy N
Publication year
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Applied Radiation and Isotopes

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99Mo of specific activity 7.4–14.8 GBq (200–400mCi)/g was adsorbed on a 'jumbo'alumina column (40g, 90mm (H)× 20mm (dia.); 50g, 65mm (H)× 35mm (dia.).[99mTc] TcO4−, eluted with 50–70ml normal saline and applied to a tiny column of a strong anion exchanger …
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