A Microvolume Electrolysis Cell for Rapid Electrodeposition of Radioactive Nuclides

Francis J. Berlandi; Harry B. Mark, Jr.

doi:dx.doi.org/10.13182/NT69-A28351

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Home / Publications / Journals / Nuclear Technology / Volume 6 / Number 4

A Microvolume Electrolysis Cell for Rapid Electrodeposition of Radioactive Nuclides

Francis J. Berlandi, Harry B. Mark, Jr.

Nuclear Technology / Volume 6 / Number 4 / April 1969 / Pages 409-411

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A microvolume electrolysis cell designed specifically for the selective electrodeposition of radioactive isotopes from solution uses electrolysis solution volumes from 5 to 250 µliters. As electrolysis times are short (10 to 4000 sec), short-lived isotopes can be deposited as uniform films for further study.