I-123 production by the Sb-121 /alpha, 2n/ I-123 method
Cyclotron technique for producing high purity iodine 123, and procedures for isolating iodine products and recovering enriched target material
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Blue, J. W.
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An economical method for the continuous production of iodine-123
Simple and inexpensive method produces iodine 123, in a conventional cyclotron. Tellurium 122, a stable isotope available in enrichments exceeding 95 percent, is held on a porous metal plate by a flowing stream of helium and bombarded with either alpha particles or helium 3.
Blue, J. W.↗
Another study of the decay of I super 123.
Iodine 123 decay via gamma ray emission, noting energies of several transitions
Blue, J. W.↗
A comparison of solar cell damage by alpha particles and protons
Comparison of solar cell damage by alpha particles and protons
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Scintillation response of alkali iodides to alpha particles and protons
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SCINTILLATION RESPONSE OF ALKALI IODIDES TO ALPHA PARTICLES AND PROTONS
Scintillation response of alkali iodides to alpha particles and protons
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