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Production of curie quantities of high purity I-123 with 15 MeV protons

โœ Scribed by Raymond C. Barrall; Joe E. Beaver; Homer B. Hupf; Francisco F. Rubio

Book ID
104692519
Publisher
Springer
Year
1981
Tongue
English
Weight
438 KB
Volume
6
Category
Article
ISSN
0340-6997

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โœฆ Synopsis

Using the technology described for electrodeposition of elemental tellurium, it is possible to bombard a target with 2 kW of proton beam power without significant loss of radio iodine. If Te-123 enriched to 96% is used as target material, the I-123 yield would be about 1 Curie with a 0.23% I-124 impurity for a 2-h bomardment with 130 muA of 15 MeV protons. The same I-124 impurity level can be maintained with a lower enrichment of Te-123 by reducing the proton energy to 11.5 meV, but with a consequent reduction in I-123 yield.

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