… In 2003, 278 research reactors were in operation of which nearly 73 were useful for regular
… radionuclides: principles and practice, International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna 12. …

… directly and likely to be contaminated with other iodine radioisotopes such as 124 I and 125
I… energy of the irradiating particles, other side reactions may produce various radioisotopes …

… the rest is from the decays of the radioactive isotopes. The kernel K is a … Thus, if other means
of automatic or manual control of the reactor are … These data are current as of April 2003. …

… In this section the amount of radioxenon that is created in a radioisotope production
facility will be calculated. Further, the ratios of these noble gases will be examined. …

… medical radioisotopes without the use of nuclear reactors or … 27% of respondents in a 2011
OECD Nuclear Energy Agency … convegno International nuclear chemistry congress : INCC …

… reactor is still currently in use for scientific research and production of radioisotopes [10–12]. …
in two campaigns of replacement of the water polishing media in 1993 and 2003. All drums …

… from medical radioisotope production facilities is … of nuclear explosions and comprehensive
nuclear test ban. Lastly, the 99 Mo production process paired with the Korea Atomic Energy …

… of a radionuclide produced in nuclear reactor varies with the … of the producible radioisotope
for any state-of-the-art nuclear … application for 177 Lu radioisotope production is presented in …

… The comparative advantages and drawbacks of some reactor-produced arsenic
radioisotopes having favourable characteristics for their use as tracers are discussed. The study …

… The production of this radioisotope by PT. INUKI … mass due to this nuclear proliferation
concern, PT. INUKI, under the partnership with International Atomic Energy Agency, carried out …