“…The discontinuous extraction of 99m Tc can be achieved with standard laboratory vessels [ 10,11 ] or a variety of specially designed devices [14,17,19,26,29] and mixing procedures, such as mechanical stirring [31,32], gradual supply of MEK by a capillary and bubbling in air [11,29] or nitrogen [13,14]. A mixing time of 2 to 10 minutes is sufficient to provide efficient separation.…”
Section: C) Extractionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The filtration is performed on alumina, [e.g. 11,16,18,19,31] or rarely on silica gel [29], or sintered glass, transport of MEK being assured by gravitation [11,19] or applied pressure [15,16,18,31].…”
Section: D) Separationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A wide variety of evaporators has been used, from very elementary "open-air" vessels [11,17,19] to glass [18] or stainless steel [24,25] vacuum distillation devices and exceptionally rotary evaporators [29]. Evaporation is performed at 79 °C at atmospheric pressure or in vacuo at lower temperatures down to 40°C, heating with an electric plate, an IR lamp, a thermostat, etc.…”
Section: E) Evaporationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first MEK 99m Tc generator was elaborated in the late sixties. The design was primitive and consisted of separation funnels adapted for remote handling behind a lead brick wall [10,11 ]. The SET procedure has been steadily improved and is now used in many countries for routine production of 99m Tc.…”
Solvent extraction with methylethylketone is a competitive method for the separation of " m Tc from "Mo with low specific activity. The successive steps in the procedure are: irradiation of the target, dissolution, extraction, separation, evaporation and adjustment. The various generators developed on this basis are reviewed, as well as the purity and analytical controls of the separated " m Tc.
“…The discontinuous extraction of 99m Tc can be achieved with standard laboratory vessels [ 10,11 ] or a variety of specially designed devices [14,17,19,26,29] and mixing procedures, such as mechanical stirring [31,32], gradual supply of MEK by a capillary and bubbling in air [11,29] or nitrogen [13,14]. A mixing time of 2 to 10 minutes is sufficient to provide efficient separation.…”
Section: C) Extractionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The filtration is performed on alumina, [e.g. 11,16,18,19,31] or rarely on silica gel [29], or sintered glass, transport of MEK being assured by gravitation [11,19] or applied pressure [15,16,18,31].…”
Section: D) Separationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A wide variety of evaporators has been used, from very elementary "open-air" vessels [11,17,19] to glass [18] or stainless steel [24,25] vacuum distillation devices and exceptionally rotary evaporators [29]. Evaporation is performed at 79 °C at atmospheric pressure or in vacuo at lower temperatures down to 40°C, heating with an electric plate, an IR lamp, a thermostat, etc.…”
Section: E) Evaporationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first MEK 99m Tc generator was elaborated in the late sixties. The design was primitive and consisted of separation funnels adapted for remote handling behind a lead brick wall [10,11 ]. The SET procedure has been steadily improved and is now used in many countries for routine production of 99m Tc.…”
Solvent extraction with methylethylketone is a competitive method for the separation of " m Tc from "Mo with low specific activity. The successive steps in the procedure are: irradiation of the target, dissolution, extraction, separation, evaporation and adjustment. The various generators developed on this basis are reviewed, as well as the purity and analytical controls of the separated " m Tc.
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