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Radiochimica Acta
 1989
DOI: 10.1524/ract.1989.47.4.173
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Yield of 52Fe by α-Particle Reactions on Natural Chromium at 70 MeV

Mrinal K. Das
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N. Ramamoorthy
2
,
B. R. Sarkar
3
et al.

Abstract: a-on natural chromium / Thick target yield/ 5 2 Fe / " Fe -52 m Μη generator /Cr -radionuclides AbstractThe thick target yield of 5 2 Fe produced by irradiation of natural chromium target with α-particles of up to 70 MeV is reported. At 70MeV the yield of "Fe is 750 KBq/μΑΙι (~ 20μα/μΑ1ι). The thick target yields of 52 Mn, 41 Cr, 49 Cr and 51 Cr are also reported.

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Alpha particle induced reactions on nat Cr up to 39 MeV: Experimental cross-sections, comparison with theoretical calculations and thick target yields for medically relevant 52g Fe production

Hermanne
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Rebeles
2
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Tárkányi
3
et al. 2015
Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B:
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Alpha particle induced reactions on nat Cr up to 39 MeV: Experimental cross-sections, comparison with theoretical calculations and thick target yields for medically relevant 52g Fe production

Hermanne
1
,
Rebeles
2
,
Tárkányi
3
et al. 2015
Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B:
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A cation exchange method for separation of 111In from inactive silver, copper, traces of iron and radioactive gallium and zinc isotopes

Das
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Chattopadhayay
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Sarkar
3
et al. 1997
Applied Radiation and Isotopes
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Radiochemical separation of high purity 111In from cadmium, copper, aluminium and traces of iron: Use of a cation exchange resin with hydrobromic acid and hydrochloric acid

Chattopadhyay
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Das
2
,
Sarkar
3
et al. 1997
Applied Radiation and Isotopes
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