ION sources, CONFERENCES & conventions, ION bombardment, RADIOACTIVE nuclear beams, NANOTECHNOLOGY
Abstract
Highlights the 10th International Conference on Ion Sources on September 8-13, 2003 in Dubna, Russia. Increase of interest on the quality of ion beams; Discussion on sources and systems for production of radioactive ions and radioactive ion beams; Presentation of papers on nanoclaster ion beams.
The high current cyclotron C-80 capable of producing 40-80 MeV proton beams with a current of up to 200 μA has been constructed at Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute. One of the main goals of the C-80 is the production of a wide spectrum of medical radionuclides for diagnostics and therapy. The project development of the radioisotope complex RIC-80 (radioisotopes at the cyclotron C-80) at the beam of C-80 has been completed. The RIC-80 complex is briefly discussed in this paper. The combination of the mass-separator with the target-ion source device, available at one of the new target stations for on-line or semi on-line production of a high purity separated radioisotopes, is explored in greater detail. The results of target and ion source tests for a mass-separator method for the production of high purity radioisotopes (82)Sr and (223,224)Ra are also presented.