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1 Radiochemicals 2012 POLATOM
2 Contents 2 Producer...str. 3 Labeling, certificates, calibration... 4 Packaging... 4 List of radiochemicals... 6 Antimony 124 Sb... 6 Arsenic 76 As...6 Barium 131 Ba...6 Barium 133 Ba...6 Bromine 82 Br...7 Cadmium 109 Cd...7 Cadmium 115m Cd...7 Caesium 131 Cs...7 Caesium 134 Cs...8 Caesium 137 Cs...8 Calcium 45 Ca...8 Chromium 51 Cr...8 Cobalt 58 Co...9 Cobalt 60 Co...9 Copper 64 Cu...10 Europium 152 Eu...10 Europium Eu...10 Gold 198 Au...10 Holmium 166 Ho...11 Iodine 131 I...11 Indium 114m In...11 Iron 55 Fe...11 Iron 59 Fe...12 Iridium 192 Ir...12 Lanthanum 140 La...12 Lutetium 177 Lu...13 Neodymium 147 Nd...13 Phosphorus 32 P...13 Rhenium 186 Re...14 Rubidium 86 Rb...14 Samarium 153 Sm...15 Scandium 46 Sc...15 Selenium 75 Se...15 Silver 110m Ag...15 Sodium 24 Na...16 Strontium 85 Sr...16 Strontium 89 Sr...16 Strontium 90 Sr...16 Sulphur 35 S...17 Terbium 160 Tb...17 Thallium 204 Tl...18 Thulium 170 Tm...18 Tin 113 Sn...18 Tungsten 188 W...18 Ytterbium 169 Yb...19 Yttrium 90 Y...19 Zinc 65 Zn...19
3 Producer Radioisotope Centre POLATOM is a part of National Centre for Nuclear Research (NCBJ). With over 50 years of experience in the isotopes we are focused on the following products: radiopharmaceuticals, standard solutions and reference sources, industrial sealed sources and listed here radiochemicals. At present our products are regularly used in more than 50 countries all over the world. The production, sales, dispatching and transport of isotopic products fulfill requirements of standard PN-EN ISO 9001: 2009 and the criteria of International Control System. Orders When ordering please specify at least the following information: -the specific product code -name of the product -activity -quantity -required shipping date Orders and enquires should be sent to: National Centre for Nuclear Research (NCBJ), Radioisotope Centre POLATOM 7 Sołtana Str Otwock, POLAND phone: or , fax: polatom@polatom.pl 3
4 Labelling, certificates, calibration Label on a packaging contains data referring to the preparation: the nature of the product, activity at a given date, the volume, lot number, expiration, the product code, container type and number, bar code and certificate number. A certificate and, for some preparations also application instructions, are attached to every shipment of radioactive material. specifies time (hours, days) after shipping, for which the nominal activity is calculated. Packaging Determination of the type of packaging is settled by dangerous nature of the transported material: depending on its radiotoxicity, radioactivity and its tendency to spread. Packing and transportation of radiochemical preparations are performed in accordance with International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) requirements and the Regulations for Safe Transport of Radioactive materials. The typical packaging of radioactive material consists of the following elements: - vial - shielding container - metal can with styrofoam mould - external cardboard box Radioactive materials in vials are shipped in shielding containers. The containers are sealed in a metal can containing a styrofoam mould. The can is fixed inside cardboard packaging. 4
5 Standard shielding containers type A used for radiochemicals Container Shielding/ Lead Internal External sizes Mass of the Mass of the type material screen seating sizes Ø h container transport coverage [mm] Ø h [mm] [kg] packaging [mm] [kg] P-5 Lead / painted P-7Z Lead / plastic P-10 Lead / painted P-20 Lead / plastic P-30 Lead / plastic P-50 Lead / painted P-60 Lead / steel P-5 P-7Z P-10 P-20 P-30 P-50 P-60 5
6 List of radiochemicals Antimony 124 Sb Name, chemical formula Antimony (III) chloride, SbCl days 5MHCl solution Radionuclidic purity > 99.0% (including 122 Sb) > 20 MBq / mg Sb ~3 weeks advanced order Arsenic 76 As Name, chemical formula Arsenic (III) chloride, AsCl days 1MHCl solution > 10 MBq / mg As 24 hours 3 days ~2 weeks advanced order Barium 131 Ba Name, chemical formula Barium chloride, BaCl days 1MHCl solution > 1 MBq / mg Ba 3 days ~3 weeks advanced order Barium 133 Ba code RSb-4 RAs-3 RBa-2 RBa-7 Name, chemical formula Barium chloride, BaCl years 1MHCl solution > 10 MBq / mg Ba 6
7 Bromine 82 Br Name, chemical formula Ammonium bromide, NH 4 Br 1,4 Radionuclidic purity > 98.0% > 20 MBq / mg Br ph hours 48 hours ~2 weeks advanced order Cadmium 109 Cd Name, chemical formula Cadmium chloride, CdCl days 0.5 M HCl solution > 20.0 MBq / mg Cd Availibility Cadmium 115m Cd Name, chemical formula Cadmium chloride, CdCl days Radionuclidic purity > 95.0% > 1.0 MBq / mg Cd Availibility ~6 weeks advanced order Caesium 131 Cs RBr-2 RCd-1 RCd-3 RCs-1 Name, chemical formula Caesium chloride, CsCl 9.69 days carrier free 2 days 7
8 Caesium 134 Cs Name, chemical formula Caesium chloride, CsCl years Radionuclidic purity > 98.0% > 200 MBq / mg Cs ph Caesium 137 Cs Name, chemical formula Caesium chloride, CsCl years 0.1M HCl solution carrier free Calcium 45 Ca Name, chemical formula Calcium chloride, CaCl days Radionuclidic purity > 99.9% > 20 MBq / mg Ca ph Chromium 51 Cr RCs-2 RCs-3 RCa-3 RCr-2 8 Name, chemical formula Chromium (III) chloride, CrCl MHCl solution Radiochemical purity > 95.0% > 3.7 GBq / mg Cr
9 Chromium 51 Cr Name, chemical formula Sodium chromate (VI), Na 2 CrO Radiochemical purity > 95.0% > 3.7 GBq / mg Cr Chromium 51 Cr Name, chemical formula EDTA-Cr (III) complex, EDTA-CrCl 3 27, Radiochemical purity > 95.0% > 3.7 GBq / mg Cr ph Cobalt 58 Co Name, chemical formula Cobalt (II) chloride, CoCl days 1MHCl solution carrier free Cobalt 60 Co RCr-3 RCr-9 RCo-2 RCo-3 Name, chemical formula Cobalt (II) chloride, CoCl years > 111 MBq / mg Co 9
10 Copper 64 Cu Name, chemical formula Copper (II) chloride, CuCl hours > 40 MBq / mg Cu 12 hours 48 hours Europium 152 Eu Name, chemical formula Europium (III) chloride, EuCl years > 100 MBq / mg Eu Europium Eu RCu-4 REu-1 REu-2 Name, chemical formula Europium (III) chloride, EuCl Eu: years; 154 Eu: years Radionuclidic purity > 99.0% ( 152 Eu Eu) 152 Eu > 100 MBq / mg Eu; 154 Eu > 20 MBq / mg Eu Gold 198 Au RAu-2 Name, chemical formula Tetrachloroauric (III) acid, HAuCl days 3MHCl solution Radionuclidic purity > 90.0% > 150 MBq / mg Au 12 hours 48 hours 10
11 Holmium 166 Ho Name, chemical formula Holmium chloride, HoCl hours > 150 MBq / mg Ho 24 hours 48 hours Iodine 131 I Name, chemical formula Sodium iodide, NaI days solution in carbonate buffer Radionuclidic purity > 99.9% > 400 GBq / mg I, carrier free Radiochemical purity > 97.0% ph > days 14 days Indium 114m In Name, chemical formula Indium (III) chloride, InCl days > 10 MBq / mg In ~7 weeks advanced order Iron 55 Fe RHo-2 RI-10 RIn-2 RFe-3 Name, chemical formula Iron (III) chloride, FeCl years > 100 MBq / mg Fe 11
12 Iron 59 Fe Name, chemical formula Iron (III) chloride, FeCl days 1MHCl solution > 74.0 MBq / mg Fe Iron 59 Fe Name, chemical formula Iron (III) citrate, FeC 6 H 5 O days 0.15 M Na 3 C 6 H 5 O 7 Radionuclidic purity > 99.9% > 74.0 MBq / mg Fe ~4 weeks advanced order Iridium 192 Ir Name, chemical formula Ammonium hexachloroiridate (VI), (NH 4 ) 2 IrCl days > 740 MBq / mg Ir Lanthanum 140 La RFe-4 RFe-6 RIr-2 RLa-2 Name, chemical formula Lanthanum chloride, LaCl days > 40 MBq / mg La 24 hours 72 hours 12
13 Lutetium 177 Lu Name, chemical formula Lutetium chloride, LuCl M HCl solution Radionuclidic purity > 99.9% > 370 GBq / mg Lu 48 hours ~3 weeks advanced order Neodymium 147 Nd Name, chemical formula Neodymium chloride, NdCl days Radionuclidic purity > 90.0% > 1 MBq / mg Nd 5 days 12 days Phosphorus 32 P RLu-3 RNd-2 RP-10 Name, chemical formula Phosphoric (V) acid, H 3 PO days Radiochemical purity > 99.0% > 8.0 TBq / mg P Concentration GBq /ml ph
14 Phosphorus 32 P Name, chemical formula Phosphoric (V) acid, H 3 PO days Radiochemical purity > 99.0% > 8.0 TBq / mg P Concentration > 37 GBq /ml ph Rhenium 186 Re Name, chemical formula Potassium perrhenate (VII), KReO days > 100 MBq / mg Re ph hours 4 days Rubidium 86 Rb RP-40 RRe-2 RRb-2 Name, chemical formula Rubidium chloride, RbCl days > 10 MBq / mg Rb ph days 14
15 Samarium 153 Sm Name, chemical formula Samarium (III) chloride, SmCl > 5 GBq / mg Sm 24 hours 48 hours Scandium 46 Sc Name, chemical formula Scandium chloride, ScCl days 1MHCl solution > 50 MBq / mg Sc ~3 weeks advanced order Selenium 75 Se Name, chemical formula Sodium selenite (IV), Na 2 SeO days Radionuclidic purity > 98.0% > 400 MBq / mg Se ph ~3 weeks advanced order Silver 110m Ag RSm-2 RSc-2 RSe-2 RAg-2 Name, chemical formula Silver nitrate (V), AgNO days 0.1 M HNO 3 solution Radionuclidic purity > 98.0% > 20 MBq / mg Ag 15
16 Sodium 24 Na Name, chemical formula Sodium chloride, NaCl hours > 10 MBq / mg Na 24 hours 48 hours Strontium 85 Sr Name, chemical formula Strontium chloride, SrCl days > 40 MBq / mg Sr Strontium 89 Sr Name, chemical formula Strontium chloride, SrCl in 1M HCL > 5 GBq / mg Sr Strontium 90 Sr RNa-2 RSr-2 RSr-1 RSr-3 Name, chemical formula Strontium chloride, SrCl years 1MHCl solution > 1.85 GBq / mg Sr 16
17 Strontium 90 Sr Name, chemical formula Strontium nitrate (V), Sr(NO 3 ) years 1MHNO 3 solution > 1.85 GBq / mg Sr Sulphur 35 S Name, chemical formula Sulphuric (VI) acid, H 2 SO days carrier free Sulphur 35 S Name, chemical formula Sodium sulphate (VI), Na 2 SO days carrier free ph Terbium 160 Tb RSr-4 RS-3 RS-4 RTb-2 Name, chemical formula Terbium (III) chloride, TbCl days Radionuclidic purity > 90.0% > 100 MBq / mg Tb 17
18 Thallium 204 Tl Name, chemical formula Thallium (III) sulphate (VI), Tl 2 (SO 4 ) years 2MH 2 SO 4 Radionuclidic purity >99.5% > 5 MBq / mg Tl Thulium 170 Tm Name, chemical formula Thulium (III) chloride, TmCl days > 100 MBq / mg Tm Tin 113 Sn Name, chemical formula Tin (IV) chloride, SnCl days 6MHCl solution > 40 MBq / mg Sn Storage coditions Tungsten 188 W RTl-2 RTm-2 RSn-2 RW-1 Name, chemical formula Sodium tungstate (VI), Na 2 WO days 0.2 M NaOH, solution > 50 GBq / g W Storage coditions 18
19 Ytterbium 169 Yb Name, chemical formula Ytterbium (III) chloride, YbCl days Radionuclidic purity > 95.0% > 4 GBq / mg Yb Yttrium 90 Y Name, chemical formula Yttrium chloride. YCl days 0.05 M HCl solution Radionuclidic purity > 99.0%, 2.5 x 10-4 % 90 Sr carrier free 3, 4 and 6 days Storage coditions Zinc 65 Zn RYb-2 RY-1 RZn-2 Name, chemical formula Zinc chloride, ZnCl days > 20 MBq / mg Zn Half-time values acc. to LABORATOIRE NATIONAL HENRI BECQUEREL, HALF-LIVES, Table of recommended valures, February
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