National Institutes for Quantum Science and Technology

Japan Atomic Energy Agency

Noriko Ishioka

Shigeki Watanabe

Hiroo Kondo

The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a technique that allows producing a novel radiolabeled compound. The invention is a method for producing a radiolabeled compound, the method including the steps of: irradiating an alloy of a target substance with a radiation beam, to generate two or more radioisotopes from the alloy, and allowing the two or more radioisotopes to migrate into a gas; a step of generating an intermediate label by allowing a first radioisotope, from among the two or more radioisotopes having migrated into the gas, to react with a label precursor; and a step of generating a final label by allowing a second radioisotope different from the first radioisotope, from among the two or more radioisotopes having migrated into the gas, to react with the intermediate label.

Radiolabeled compound producing method and producing apparatus, radiolabeled compound and radioisotope producing apparatus

There is provided a method of producing a radioisotope with a production time shortened. There is provided a producing method of a radioisotope, the method including: irradiating a target substance with a radiation beam; and extracting the radioisotope which is generated by irradiating the target substance and flowing a gas over the substance to transport the radioisotope in gas phase toward an outlet.

Producing method of radioisotope and radioisotope producing apparatus

Disclosed is a method for rapidly separating radioactive copper from nickel that contains radioactive copper and radioactive cobalt, which comprises dissolving nickel that contains radioactive copper and radioactive cobalt in an acid solution and leading it to pass through a chelating-ion exchange resin-filled column to thereby make nickel, radioactive copper and radioactive cobalt held by the chelating-ion exchange resin, and then leading an acid solution to pass through the chelating-ion exchange resin-filled column to elute nickel and radioactive cobalt, and thereafter leading an acid solution having a higher concentration than that of the previous acid solution to pass through the chelating-ion exchange resin-filled column after nickel and radioactive elution therefrom to thereby elute radioactive copper.

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Gunma, Japan

Noriko Ishioka