Oh et al., 2005 - Google Patents
Development of key technology for the medical isotope productionOh et al., 2005
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- Oh S
- Kim I
- Kim W
- Rhee C
- Park K
- Park S
- Shin H
- Shin Y
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The objective of this project is to experimentally verify and enhance Mo-99 and Sr-89 recovery/purification processes as the key technologies for the medical isotope production from a solution fuel reactor. A joint experiment was planned between KAERI and Kurchatov …
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