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A novel technique for the effective concentration of 99mTc from a large alumina column loaded with low specific-activity (n, γ)-produced 99Mo

Chattopadhyay et al., 2008

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18089807008482053720
Author
Chattopadhyay S
Das M
Publication year
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Applied Radiation and Isotopes

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Molybdenum-99 of low-to-medium specific activity, 7.4–14.8 GBq/g, obtained by the 98Mo (n, γ) 99Mo reaction in research reactors requires a large alumina column to adsorb the molybdenum since the capacity of alumina to adsorb Mo is limited (20mgMo/g of alumina) …
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