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Iodine-123 production for radiopharmaceuticals—XX: Excitation functions of the 124Te(p, 2n)123I and 124Te(p, n)124I reactions and the effect of target enrichment on radionuclidic purity☆
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For earlier papers in this series, see ref. 1. All enquiries should be directed to R. M. Lambrecht.
Research performed at Brookhaven National Laboratory under contract with the U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration, and partially supported by NIH Grant No 5. P41 RR00657.