Process for re-purfying highly enriched [H2180]
OwnerJohn W. Countzinventor
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A process for re-purifying highly enriched [H2180] for the reclamation and re-purification of highly enriched [H2180] after it has been used in the synthesis of [18F] by means of cyclotron particle bombardment, used in the synthesis of radiopharmacuticals such as [18F-FDG] or other radioactive labeled compounds for use in Positron Emission Tomography, commonly referred to as a P.E.T. Scan in the medical community, and render the re-purification product as clinical grade and suitable for re-introduction into that self-same [18F] production process for which it was previously used. The inventive device includes an evaporation flask, a condensation flask, a distillation adapter with a vacuum takeoff, a heating/magnetic stirring plate, a Teflon magnetic stir bar, a vacuum source, an inert gas source, a labyrinth filter and two glass secondarys.
A sealed distillation system for purifying highly enriched [H218O] water comprising the components of:
A sealed distillation system for purifying highly enriched [H218O] water comprising the components of:
A process for re-purifying highly enriched [H218O] water comprising the steps of:
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