Abstract: A method and a system for eluting a desired activity concentration of a daughter radionuclide-containing eluate obtained from a mixture of mother/daughter radionuclides is disclosed. The method comprises contacting separation particles with an aqueous solution containing a mixture of mother and daughter radionuclides wherein daughter radionuclides bind to separation particles and mother radionuclides does not. That contact is maintained for a time for unbound daughter radionuclide to bind to the separation particles. The unbound mother radionuclide is separated from the daughter radionuclide-bound separation particles using a washing solution. A first fractional amount of the bound daughter radionuclide is stripped from the separation particles using a volume of stripping solution so that an aqueous eluate solution having a desired daughter radionuclide activity is obtained.

Abstract: A method for enhancing radionuclide activity of a daughter radionuclide-containing eluate obtained from a mixture of mother/daughter radionuclides is disclosed. This method comprises i) contacting separation particles with an aqueous solution containing a mixture of mother and daughter radionuclides wherein daughter radionuclides bind to separation particles and mother radionuclides does not. That contact is maintained ii) for a time for unbound daughter radionuclide to bind to the separation particles. Unbound mother radionuclide is iii) separated from the daughter radionuclide-bound separation particles using a washing solution. Steps i) and ii) are repeated at least once iv). The bound daughter radionuclide is stripped v) from the separation particles using a volume of stripping solution less than that used if only steps i), ii), iii) and v) were used for each of the recited at least two separations to form an aqueous eluate having enhanced daughter radionuclide activity.

Abstract: A portable exercise device used in pairs for performing various exercises such as pushups, handstands and the like which includes a metal tube having a central portion and a pair of substantially identical U-shaped portions on opposite sides of the central portion which are bent into an angularly disposed relationship to define three sides in a triangular configuration with the central and U-shaped portions providing handgrip areas covered with anti-slip material so that each of the sides are adapted for overlying engagement with a supporting surface to selectively position one of the handgrip areas in an elevated position for gripping by the hand of a user.