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Carrier-Free Radioisotopes from Cyclotron Targets. XVI. Preparation and Isolation of Pd103 from Rhodium [PDF]
Jeanne D. Gile+3 more
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Surface seawater and sediment parameters indicate the trophic state of coastal marine systems. We used a biochemical approach to identify descriptors of the trophic state and environmental quality of intertidal ecosystems, based on the analysis of the ...
Amrutha Avilavalappil+2 more
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Carrier-Free Radioisotopes from Cyclotron Targets. IX. Preparation and Isolation of Re 183, 184 from Tantalum [PDF]
Jeanne D. Gile+2 more
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The immobilization of cadmium-(II) following nuclear reaction of 114Cd (n,γ) 115Cd → 115mIn or 112Cd (p,2n) 111In is absolutely needed concerning to the quality of resulting radioisotope products and the efficiency of enriched target utilization.
S. Soenarjo+3 more
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Rapid Separations of Protactinium and Uranium Radioisotopes from Cyclotron Bombarded Thorium Nitrate [PDF]
W. Wayne Meinke
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Carrier-Free Radioisotopes from Cyclotron Targets. VII. Preparation and Isolation of V48 from Titanium [PDF]
Herman R. Haymond+3 more
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The most widely used cancer therapy is radiation therapy, but radiation damage to healthy tissues, particularly the gastrointestinal (GI) system, frequently reduces its effectiveness. This study investigates whether etoricoxib-loaded nanostructured lipid
Noha Sayed Hamed+4 more
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A novel approach to medical radioisotope production using inverse kinematics: a successful production test of the theranostic radionuclide 67Cu [PDF]
A novel method for the production of important medical radioisotopes has been developed. The approach is based on performing the nuclear reaction in inverse kinematics, namely sending a heavy-ion beam of appropriate energy on a light target (e.g. H, d, He) and collecting the isotope of interest.
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