Labeling of silica sand with 99mTc for obtaining a solid radiotracer

To obtain 99mTc solid radiotracers, new porous supports are currently needed. Previous studies carried out by other authors showed the possibility of 99mTc labeling of sediments from rivers with a high content of aluminosilicates. In the present work a methodology for labeling of silica sand with 99...

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Main Authors: Yuri Aguilera Corrales, Luis Enrique Llanes Montesino, Ahmed Díaz Páez, Raquel Espino López
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Language:English
Published: Centro de Gestión de la Información y Desarrollo de la Energía (CUBAENERGIA) 2020-12-01
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Online Access:http://nucleus.cubaenergia.cu/index.php/nucleus/article/view/702
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author Yuri Aguilera Corrales
Luis Enrique Llanes Montesino
Ahmed Díaz Páez
Raquel Espino López
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Ahmed Díaz Páez
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description To obtain 99mTc solid radiotracers, new porous supports are currently needed. Previous studies carried out by other authors showed the possibility of 99mTc labeling of sediments from rivers with a high content of aluminosilicates. In the present work a methodology for labeling of silica sand with 99mTcO4- as a prospective solid radiotracer was developed. Labeling of the previously treated and untreated silica sand was carried out using variable concentrations of chloride and stannous fluoride as reducing agents and different labeling times. The influence of the pre-treatment stage of the sand on the obtained Tc retention yields was evaluated. The changes in the composition of the silica sand after its previous treatment could be verified from the Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM-EDS). The results suggested the use of previously treated silica sand and stannous fluoride as a reducing agent, modifications were proposed to the initial methodology of previous treatment of the sand. It was possible to confirm from the SEM-EDS technique that the increase in the percentage of retention of Tc in the sand after its treatment is mainly due to the observed changes in its chemical composition and structure. It was possible to obtain a 99mTc solid radiotracer on support of silica sand with an estimated preparation time of 4 hours and a retention yield of 74%.
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spelling doaj.art-752c11e4291e4ac8827a6f336bdd3b6a2022-12-21T23:34:31ZengCentro de Gestión de la Información y Desarrollo de la Energía (CUBAENERGIA)Nucleus0864-084X2075-56352020-12-01067700Labeling of silica sand with 99mTc for obtaining a solid radiotracerYuri Aguilera Corrales0Luis Enrique Llanes Montesino1Ahmed Díaz Páez2Raquel Espino López3Instituto Superior de Tecnologías y Ciencias AplicadasInstituto Superior de Tecnologías y Ciencias AplicadasCentro de Aplicaciones Tecnológicas y Desarrollo NuclearInstituto Superior de Tecnologías y Ciencias AplicadasTo obtain 99mTc solid radiotracers, new porous supports are currently needed. Previous studies carried out by other authors showed the possibility of 99mTc labeling of sediments from rivers with a high content of aluminosilicates. In the present work a methodology for labeling of silica sand with 99mTcO4- as a prospective solid radiotracer was developed. Labeling of the previously treated and untreated silica sand was carried out using variable concentrations of chloride and stannous fluoride as reducing agents and different labeling times. The influence of the pre-treatment stage of the sand on the obtained Tc retention yields was evaluated. The changes in the composition of the silica sand after its previous treatment could be verified from the Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM-EDS). The results suggested the use of previously treated silica sand and stannous fluoride as a reducing agent, modifications were proposed to the initial methodology of previous treatment of the sand. It was possible to confirm from the SEM-EDS technique that the increase in the percentage of retention of Tc in the sand after its treatment is mainly due to the observed changes in its chemical composition and structure. It was possible to obtain a 99mTc solid radiotracer on support of silica sand with an estimated preparation time of 4 hours and a retention yield of 74%.http://nucleus.cubaenergia.cu/index.php/nucleus/article/view/702sílicetecnecio 99agentes reductoresmarcadotécnicas de trazadorescompuestos marcados
spellingShingle Yuri Aguilera Corrales
Luis Enrique Llanes Montesino
Ahmed Díaz Páez
Raquel Espino López
Labeling of silica sand with 99mTc for obtaining a solid radiotracer
Nucleus
sílice
tecnecio 99
agentes reductores
marcado
técnicas de trazadores
compuestos marcados
title Labeling of silica sand with 99mTc for obtaining a solid radiotracer
title_full Labeling of silica sand with 99mTc for obtaining a solid radiotracer
title_fullStr Labeling of silica sand with 99mTc for obtaining a solid radiotracer
title_full_unstemmed Labeling of silica sand with 99mTc for obtaining a solid radiotracer
title_short Labeling of silica sand with 99mTc for obtaining a solid radiotracer
title_sort labeling of silica sand with 99mtc for obtaining a solid radiotracer
topic sílice
tecnecio 99
agentes reductores
marcado
técnicas de trazadores
compuestos marcados
url http://nucleus.cubaenergia.cu/index.php/nucleus/article/view/702
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