Abstract:
A process for producing substantially radio-impurity-free Bi-212 is disclosed. An acidic feed solution containing Pb-212 is contacted with an extraction medium to bind the Pb-212 thereto. The extraction medium is rinsed with a second acid solution to remove impurities therefrom, leaving a substantially impurity-free Pb-212-laden extraction medium. The Pb-212 grows on the extraction medium to form Bi-212 by radioactive decay. The Bi-212 is then eluted from the extraction medium with an acid solution to form a substantially radio-impurity-free Bi-212 acid solution. An apparatus for carrying out this process and a process for the therapeutic use thereof are also disclosed.
Abstract:
A process for producing substantially impurity-free Bi-213 cations is disclosed. An aqueous acid feed solution containing Ac-225 cations is contacted with an ion exchange medium to bind the Ac-225 cations and form an Ac-225-laden ion exchange medium. The bound Ac-225 incubates on the ion exchange medium to form Bi-213 cations by radioactive decay. The Bi-213 cations are then recovered from the Ac-225-laden ion exchange medium to form a substantially impurity-free aqueous Bi-213 cation acid solution. An apparatus for carrying out this process is also disclosed.
Abstract:
PCT No. PCT/US97/14994 Sec. 371 Date Jan. 28, 1999 Sec. 102(e) Date Jan. 28, 1999 PCT Filed Aug. 26, 1997 PCT Pub. No. WO98/08481 PCT Pub. Date Mar. 5, 1998A process for producing substantially radio-impurity-free Bi-212 is disclosed. An acidic feed solution containing Pb-212 is contacted with an extraction medium to bind the Pb-212 thereto. The extraction medium is rinsed with a second acid solution to remove impurities therefrom, leaving a substantially impurity-free Pb-212-laden extraction medium The Pb-212 grows on the extraction medium to form Bi-212 by radioactive decay. The Bi-212 is then eluted from the extraction medium with an acid solution to form a substantially radio-impurity-free Bi-212 acid solution. An apparatus for carving out this process and a process for the therapeutic use thereof are also disclosed.
Abstract:
A process for producing substantially impurity-free Bi-213 cations is disclosed. An aqueous acid feed solution containing Ac-225 cations is contacted with an ion exchange medium to bind the Ac-225 cations and form an Ac-225-laden ion exchange medium. The bound Ac-225 incubates on the ion exchange medium to form Bi-213 cations by radioactive decay. The Bi-213 cations are then recovered from the Ac-225-laden ion exchange medium to form a substantially impurity-free aqueous Bi-213 cation acid solution. An apparatus for carrying out this process is also disclosed.
Abstract:
A process for producing substantially impurity-free Bi-213 cations is disclosed. An aqueous acid feed solution containing Ac-225 cations is contacted with an ion exchange medium to bind the Ac-225 cations and form an Ac-225-laden ion exchange medium. The bound Ac-225 incubates on the ion exchange medium to form Bi-213 cations by radioactive decay. The Bi-213 cations are then recovered from the Ac-225-laden ion exchange medium to form a substantially impurity-free aqueous Bi-213 cation acid solution. An apparatus for carrying out this process is also disclosed.
Abstract:
A process for producing substantially impurity-free Bi-213 cations is disclosed. An aqueous acid feed solution containing Ac-225 cations is contacted with an ion exchange medium to bind the Ac-225 cations and form an Ac-225-laden ion exchange medium. The bound Ac-225 incubates on the ion exchange medium to form Bi-213 cations by radioactive decay. The Bi-213 cations are then recovered from the Ac-225-laden ion exchange medium to form a substantially impurity-free aqueous Bi-213 cation acid solution. An apparatu s for carrying out this process is also disclosed.
Abstract:
A process for producing substantially radio-impurity-free Bi-212 is disclosed. An acidic feed solution containing Pb-212 is contacted with an extraction medium to bind the Pb-212 thereto. The extraction medium is rinsed with a second acid solution to remove impurities therefrom, leaving a substantially impurity-free Pb-212-laden extraction medium. The Pb-212 grows on the extraction medium to form Bi-212 by radioactive decay. The Bi-212 is then eluted from the extraction medium with an acid solution to form a substantially radio-impurity-free Bi-212 acid solution. An apparatus for carrying out this process and a process for the therapeutic use thereof are also disclosed.
Abstract:
A process for producing substantially radio-impurity-free Bi-212 is disclose d. An acidic feed solution containing Pb-212 is contacted with an extraction medium to bind the Pb-212 thereto. The extraction medium is rinsed with a second acid solution to remove impurities therefrom, leaving a substantially impurity-free Pb-212-laden extraction medium. The Pb-212 grows on the extraction medium to form Bi-212 by radioactive decay. The Bi-212 is then eluted from the extraction medium with an acid solution to form a substantially radio-impurity-free Bi-212 acid solution. An apparatus for carrying out this process and a process for the therapeutic use thereof are also disclosed.
Abstract:
A process for producing substantially impurity-free Bi-213 cations is disclosed. An aqueous acid feed solution containing Ac-225 cations is contacted with an ion exchange medium to bind the Ac-225 cations and form an Ac-225-laden ion exchange medium. The bound Ac-225 incubates on the ion exchange medium to form Bi-213 cations by radioactive decay. The Bi-213 cations are then recovered from the Ac-225-laden ion exchange medium to form a substantially impurity-free aqueous Bi-213 cation acid solution. An apparatus for carrying out this process is also disclosed.