Thallium-carrying target material and its production

C - Chemistry – Metallurgy – 25 – D

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204/28, 204/91.8

C25D 3/54 (2006.01) H05H 6/00 (2006.01)

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CA 1119122

- 1 - Abstract: The specification discloses a method for the production of a thallium-carrying target material having a thermo- conductive support and metallic thallium electro-plated thereon. The method involves applying an electric current in which AC is superimposed on DC between an anode made of a metal or its alloy having a lower ionization tendency than hydrogen and the eletro-conductive support as a cathode, both electrodes being immersed in a bath of an eletro-plating solution containing monovalent thallium ions in the presence of an aromatic amine and/or a phe- nol, so as to deposit thallium metal on the surface of the thermo-conductive support. The target thus produced has a dense layer of thallium which remains intact when irradiated with accelerated particles in a cyclotron for the production of the radioactive isotope 201Tl, even at high irradiation beam currents. Thus the yield of the desired isotope is high when the target material of the invention is employed.

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