Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5498008 | Applied Radiation and Isotopes | 2017 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
When radioisotopes are injected to human body, instantly free radicals are generated due to the interaction of ionizing radiation with water and fluids present in the body. The vehicle carrying radionuclides into human body should therefore be designed in a way which could also eliminate or reduce such possibilities. For the first time we have used free radical scavenger hesperidin, a polyphenolic compound having a benzo-γ-pyrone with a benzene ring moiety for extraction of no-carrier added (NCA) 200,203Pb and 200,201,202Tl. We have modified CA beads by incorporation of a polyphenol (hesperidin) (CA-Hes). This tailor made beads were characterized and tested for their efficacy towards extraction of no-carrier-added lead and thallium radioisotopes from 40 MeV α particle irradiated Hg2Cl2 target.
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Authors
Kangkana Sarkar, Susanta Lahiri, Kamalika Sen,