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Molybdenum targets for production of 99mTc by a medical cyclotron

Matei et al., 2015

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12372366825861212641
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Matei L
McRae G
Gelbart W
Niculae D
Craciun L
Abeysekera B
Johnson R
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Abstract (EN) Introduction Alternative methods for producing the medical imaging isotope 99mTc are actively being developed around the world in anticipation of the imminent shutdown of the National Research Universal (NRU) reactor in Chalk River, Ontario …
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