2020
DOI: 10.2533/chimia.2020.932
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Exotic Radionuclides – What are they good for?

Abstract: Accelerator waste contains a number of rare isotopes that are urgently needed in various fields of scientific research. Activated components from the surroundings of high-power accelerators like the HIPA cyclotron at PSI are valuable sources for such 'isotope mining' . While the isotope production itself is practically 'for free' , because the irradiation takes place anyway, the challenge is the chemical extraction of the required isotopes from the activated matrix material. The article presents an overview o… Show more

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“…The results of radiochemical analyses can be used as benchmark for nuclear physics codes for the quantitative prediction of radionuclide production. [24] For most of the radionuclides, the results of the analyses agreed well with theoretical predictions of the radionuclide inventory performed by colleagues from CEA/ Saclay and ESSS Lund, using calculation codes and models such as INCL/ABLA, MCNPX or FLUKA. Cases where significant discrepancies were found can be used to detect flaws in the codes and models and improve them.…”
Section: Experimental Studiessupporting
confidence: 75%
“…The results of radiochemical analyses can be used as benchmark for nuclear physics codes for the quantitative prediction of radionuclide production. [24] For most of the radionuclides, the results of the analyses agreed well with theoretical predictions of the radionuclide inventory performed by colleagues from CEA/ Saclay and ESSS Lund, using calculation codes and models such as INCL/ABLA, MCNPX or FLUKA. Cases where significant discrepancies were found can be used to detect flaws in the codes and models and improve them.…”
Section: Experimental Studiessupporting
confidence: 75%
“…Los radionucleidos son átomos de un determinado elemento con exceso de energía nuclear, esa energía es liberada en forma ionizante y no ionizante a medida que se van desintegrando y decayendo para estabilizarse (Schumann et al, 2020). La mayor cantidad de la radioactividad que recibe el ser humano es debido a la radioactividad natural al estar en interacción con el ambiente, como consecuencia de la actividad de los radionucleidos naturales presentes en el suelo, el agua y el aire, también en los alimentos y bebidas (Pourimani & Rahimi, 2016;Shaposhnikova & Rachkova, 2022).…”
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