Excitation functions of proton induced nuclear reactions on natRb from 30 to 70 MeV. Implication for the production of 82Sr and other medically important Rb and Sr radioisotopes

Ido, Tatsuo; Hermanne, Alex; Ditrói, F.; Szűcs, Zoltán; Mahunka, I.; Tárkányi, F.

doi:10.1016/s0168-583x(02)00958-8

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“…Concerning activation cross sections of deuteron induced reactions on Rb, no experimental data were found in the literature. Only integral physical yields at 22 MeV deuteron energy were reported by Dmitriev et al [1] for production of 84,86 Rb and 85 Sr.…”

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Activation cross section data of deuteron induced nuclear reactions on rubidium up to 50 MeV

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Activation cross sections of the $$^{\mathrm {nat}}\hbox {Rb (d,xn)}^{87\mathrm {m,85m,85g,83,82}}\hbox {Sr}$$ nat Rb (d,xn) 87 m , 85 m , 85 g , 83 , 82 Sr , $$^{\mathrm {nat}}\hbox {Rb(d,x)}^{\mathrm {86,84,83,82m}}\hbox {Rb}$$ nat Rb(d,x) 86 , 84 , 83 , 82 m Rb and $$^{\mathrm {nat}}\hbox {Rb(d,x)}^{85\mathrm {m}}\hbox {Kr}$$ nat Rb(d,x) 85 m Kr nuclear reactions have been measured for the first time through an activation method combining the stacked foil irradiation technique and gamma-ray spectrometry. The provided cross sections from the present investigation are all new, in such a way contribute to the completeness of the experimental database. The experimental cross sections were compared with the theoretical prediction in the TENDL-2019 TALYS based library and with our calculation using ALICE-D and EMPIRE-D model codes in order the improve their predictivity. Thick target production yields were calculated form the new cross sections for all investigated radioisotopes. Practical applications of the results are shortly discussed.

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Activation cross section data of deuteron induced nuclear reactions on rubidium up to 50 MeV

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“…The abundance of target element used for each reaction is also listed. , 1970;Hermanne, A. et al, 2000;Hille, M. et al, 1972;Ido, T. et al, 2002;International Atomic Energy Agency, 2009;Khandaker, M.U. et al, 2009;Sadeghi, M. et al, 2010;Sadeghi, M. et al, 2009;Szelecsényi, F. et al, 2001;Szelecsenyi, F. et al, 2006;Takacs, S. et al, 2003;Takacs, S. et al, 2007;Tarkanyi, F. et al, 2005) The cross sections for the production of 68 Ga via p and  bombardment of 68 Zn and 65 Cu targets respectively, are similar.…”

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Production and Selection of Metal PET Radioisotopes for Molecular Imaging

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Jones²,

Holmes³

2011

Radioisotopes - Applications in Bio-Medical Science

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“…Using accelerators and solid targets, the isotope can be obtained by proton bombardment of natural rubidium. Experimental reaction cross sections for the processes nat Rb( p, xn) 82 Sr were measured in the energy region from threshold up to 100 MeV [28,29]. Target materials used for proton bombardments include RbCl and metallic Rb.…”

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Some nuclear chemical aspects of medical generator nuclide production at the Los Alamos hot cell facility

Fassbender¹,

Nortier²,

Phillips³

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Radiochimica Acta

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Excitation functions of proton induced nuclear reactions on natRb from 30 to 70 MeV. Implication for the production of 82Sr and other medically important Rb and Sr radioisotopes

Cited by 29 publications

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Activation cross section data of deuteron induced nuclear reactions on rubidium up to 50 MeV

Activation cross section data of deuteron induced nuclear reactions on rubidium up to 50 MeV

Production and Selection of Metal PET Radioisotopes for Molecular Imaging

Some nuclear chemical aspects of medical generator nuclide production at the Los Alamos hot cell facility

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