Estimation of cyclotron–based <sup>161</sup>Tb production yields via <sup>160</sup>Gd(d, n)<sup>161</sup>Tb nuclear reaction

Abstract Theoretical yield of cyclotron-based production route for 161 Tb isotope using enriched oxide target, relying on the nuclear reaction 160 Gd (d, n) 161 Tb, is calculated. The yield of 161 Tb and radioactive impurities ( 160 Tb and 161 Gd) is calculated for range of initial deuteron energies up to 30 MeV, as well as suitable target thickness for each of the energies. Initial particle energy of 20 MeV can be considered preferable in such production line, since further increase of energy (over 10-12 MeV) leads to cross section decrease for the targeted isotope and the yield curve slightly flattens, and is yet achievable for existing cyclotrons. It is concluded that evaluated production route cannot produce carrier-free 161 Tb under considered conditions. To obtain results on stopping power and particle range SRIM software was used.

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Journal of Physics Conference Series
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2924/1/012006
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Estimation of cyclotron–based 161Tb production yields via 160Gd(d, n)161Tb nuclear reaction

Yu. M. Cherepennikov, P. Glumac
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Journal of Physics Conference Series
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Estimation of cyclotron–based 161Tb production yields via 160Gd(d, n)161Tb nuclear reaction

Yu. M. Cherepennikov, P. Glumac
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Abstract Theoretical yield of cyclotron-based production route for 161 Tb isotope using enriched oxide target, relying on the nuclear reaction 160 Gd (d, n) 161 Tb, is calculated. The yield of 161 Tb and radioactive impurities ( 160 Tb and 161 Gd) is calculated for range of initial deuteron energies up to 30 MeV, as well as suitable target thickness for each of the energies. Initial particle energy of 20 MeV can be considered preferable in such production line, since further increase of energy (over 10-12 MeV) leads to cross section decrease for the targeted isotope and the yield curve slightly flattens, and is yet achievable for existing cyclotrons. It is concluded that evaluated production route cannot produce carrier-free 161 Tb under considered conditions. To obtain results on stopping power and particle range SRIM software was used.

Journal of Physics Conference SeriesVol. 2924(1)
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Estimation of cyclotron–based <sup>161</sup>Tb production yields via <sup>160</sup>Gd(d, n)<sup>161</sup>Tb nuclear reaction — Yu. M. Cherepennikov, P. Glumac · Journal of Physics Conference Series (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS