C CoNFuSeD New Member Joined Mar 13, 2004 Messages 7 Jun 6, 2004 #1 how does one find the transmutatioin eqns for the use of cobalt-60 and argon-41? if anyone has any links of info it would be much appreciated..... thanks
how does one find the transmutatioin eqns for the use of cobalt-60 and argon-41? if anyone has any links of info it would be much appreciated..... thanks
X xiao1985 Active Member Joined Jun 14, 2003 Messages 5,704 Gender Male HSC N/A Jun 6, 2004 #2 i think colbalt 60 is a beta emitter... so if you really really need it urgent, use that... i am not sure tho... y not use Tc - 99 m??? heaps easier...
i think colbalt 60 is a beta emitter... so if you really really need it urgent, use that... i am not sure tho... y not use Tc - 99 m??? heaps easier...
Xayma Lacking creativity Joined Sep 6, 2003 Messages 5,953 Gender Undisclosed HSC N/A Jun 6, 2004 #3 Originally posted by xiao1985 i think colbalt 60 is a beta emitter... so if you really really need it urgent, use that... i am not sure tho... y not use Tc - 99 m??? heaps easier... Click to expand... beta + or beta -? Yep use Tc-99m it is heaps easy.
Originally posted by xiao1985 i think colbalt 60 is a beta emitter... so if you really really need it urgent, use that... i am not sure tho... y not use Tc - 99 m??? heaps easier... Click to expand... beta + or beta -? Yep use Tc-99m it is heaps easy.
X xiao1985 Active Member Joined Jun 14, 2003 Messages 5,704 Gender Male HSC N/A Jun 7, 2004 #4 cobalt has an average mw of 58.93... so assume it would be b negative...
