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titleOfInvention Tritium removal method for manufacturing positron emission tomography medicines
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method capable of safely releasing tritium accumulated in target water as a by-product during production of a positron emission tomography diagnostic drug into the atmosphere as a gas. The tritium-containing target water is heated in the lower part of a reaction tower so that tritium T contained in the target water by being irradiated with protons by a cyclotron can be released into the atmosphere as HT gas. Then, hydrogen gas is mixed with the steam, and the mixed gas is cooled. As a result, H 2 18 O is allowed to flow down in the reaction tower, and from the upper part of the reaction tower to the HT gas atmosphere. Is released. [Selection] Figure 1
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