Treatment of technetium containing solutions

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G01N 33/60 (2006.01) C01G 99/00 (2010.01) B01J 43/00 (2006.01)

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CA 1219208

CANADIAN PATENT APPLICATION TITLE: "TREATMENT OF TECHNETIUM CONTAINING SOLUTIONS" INVENTORS: PHILIP WILLIAM MOORE JOHN MARTIN SODEAU MICHAEL SHYING JOHN VINCENT EVANS ABSTRACT An inital aqueous pertechnetate solution which has a low electrolyte concentration compared with physiological saline is treated by passage through a bed of insoluble ion exchange material for adsorbing the pertechnetate. In a second step an ionic eluant having a smaller volume than the pertechnetate solution is passed through the bed to remove the pertechnetate to provide a relatively concentrated and pure eluate solution, the ion exchange material in the bed and the ionic eluant having respective properties for providing the eluate with a pH suitable for radiopharmaceutical purposes. The bed retains thereon radionuclidic impurities which may have been in the initial solution. The method can be valuable for treating the eluate from a portable technetium generator which is eluted with water and advantageously the insoluble material in the bed is zirconium oxide.

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