Increasing interest in targeted radionuclide therapy motivates the development of new radionuclides. The unique emission spectrum from Ge make it an ideal candidate for probing microdosimetric effects of low energy electrons absent confounding photon dose. This work reports a novel intermetallic target of Co and Ga for accelerator production of no-carrier-added Ge and a new method to isolate the Ge in high yields and purities.
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Appl Radiat Isot
September 2022
University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health, Department of Medical Physics, USA; University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health, Department of Radiology, USA. Electronic address:
Increasing interest in targeted radionuclide therapy motivates the development of new radionuclides. The unique emission spectrum from Ge make it an ideal candidate for probing microdosimetric effects of low energy electrons absent confounding photon dose. This work reports a novel intermetallic target of Co and Ga for accelerator production of no-carrier-added Ge and a new method to isolate the Ge in high yields and purities.
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