Abstract: The invention relates to the field of nuclear technology and radiochemistry, more specifically to the production and isolation of radionuclides for medical purposes. The method for producing actinium-225 and isotopes of radium comprises irradiating a solid block of metallic thorium of a thickness of 2 to 30 mm, which is contained within a hermetically sealed casing made of a material which does not react with thorium, with a flow of accelerated charged particles with high intensity. The irradiated metallic thorium is removed from the casing and is either heated with the addition of lanthanum and the distillation of radium or is dissolved in nitric acid with the recovery of actinium-225 by extraction. A target for implementing this method consists of blocks of metallic thorium of a thickness of 2 to 30 mm, which are contained within a hermetically scaled casing made of different materials which do not react with thorium.

Abstract: The invention relates to the production of radiostrontium. The problem to be solved by the invention is the extraction of radiostrontium from a large pool of liquid metallic rubidium to improve the efficiency of radiostrontium production and simplify the technology. Sorption is carried out directly on the inner surface of the target shell at a temperature of 275 to 350° C., or by means of extraction of radiostrontium from circulating rubidium via sorption on the heated surface of a trap at a temperature of 220 to 350° C., or by means of filtering liquid rubidium through a filtering unit made of a porous material resistant to liquid rubidium metal.

Abstract: The invention relates to the field of nuclear technology and radiochemistry, more specifically to the production and isolation of radionuclides for medical purposes. The method for producing actinium-225 and isotopes of radium comprises irradiating a solid block of metallic thorium of a thickness of 2 to 30 mm, which is contained within a hermetically sealed casing made of a material which does not react with thorium, with a flow of accelerated charged particles with high intensity. The irradiated metallic thorium is removed from the casing and is either heated with the addition of lanthanum and the distillation of radium or is dissolved in nitric acid with the recovery of actinium-225 by extraction. A target for implementing this method consists of blocks of metallic thorium of a thickness of 2 to 30 mm, which are contained within a hermetically scaled casing made of different materials which do not react with thorium.

Abstract: The invention relates to producing radiostrontium. The aim of the invention is to release radiostrontium from a large mass of liquid metal rubidium, thereby making it possible to increase the efficiency of radiostrontium production and simplify the production process. Sorption is carried out directly on the inner shell of a target at a temperature of 275-350° C., or by extracting radiostrontium from circulating rubidium by sorption on the heated surface of a trap at a temperature of 220-350° C., or by filtering liquid rubidium through a filtering element made of a porous material resistant to liquid rubidium.