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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 23, 2019
Filed:
May. 07, 2015
Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen PSI, CH;
Andreas Tuerler, Ostermundigen, CH;
Nicholas Van Der Meulen, Schinznach Dorf, CH;
Maruta Bunka, Remigen, CH;
Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen PSI, CH;
Abstract
The radionuclideSc is produced at commercially significant yields and at specific activities and radionuclidic purities which are suitable for use in radiodiagnostic agents including imaging agents. In a method, a solid target having an isotopically enriched target layer prepared on an inert substrate is positioned in a specially configured target holder and irradiated with a charged-particle beam of protons or deuterons. The beam is generated using an accelerator such as a biomedical cyclotron at energies ranging from 3 to about 22 MeV. The method includes the use of three different nuclear reactions: a) irradiation of enrichedCa targets with protons to generate the radionuclideScin the nuclear reactionCa (p,n)Sc, b) irradiation of enrichedCa targets with deuterons to generate the radionuclideSc in the nuclear reactionCa(d,n)Sc, and c) irradiation of enrichedTi targets with protons to generate the radionuclideSc in the nuclear reactionTi (p,a)Sc.
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