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titleOfInvention Method of obtaining radioisotope molybdenum-99
abstract FIELD: chemistry. n SUBSTANCE: method of obtaining radioisotope 99 Mo includes the irradiation of a target by a beam of neutrons with the following extraction of the target radioisotope, formed as a result of a 98 Mo(n,γ) 99 Mo reaction. As the target applied are nanoparticles of metallic molybdenum or its compounds, insoluble in water, or a water solution of alkali, or water NH 4 OH solution. Irradiation of the target is carried out in water, or water alkali solution, or water NH 4 OH solution. The target radioisotope 99 Mo is separated in the composition of an anion of water-soluble molybdate( 99 MoO 4 ) -2 from nanoparticles. n EFFECT: increase of the specific activity of 99 Mo radioisotope.
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