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ScienceKid2005
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Sorry if this is the wrong subforum i am new here
How could one turn Palladium-102 into palladium-103? Would you take a cyclotron and hit it with neutrons? Or would you take Rhodium-103 and hit it with protons? The only reason I ask is because it has a half life of 17 days, and because of that nobody would sell it. I was going to use it in an experiment.
Also if it turns out to be hitting it with protons, would using a linear accelerator work?
Once again I'm new sorry if this is the wrong thread
How could one turn Palladium-102 into palladium-103? Would you take a cyclotron and hit it with neutrons? Or would you take Rhodium-103 and hit it with protons? The only reason I ask is because it has a half life of 17 days, and because of that nobody would sell it. I was going to use it in an experiment.
Also if it turns out to be hitting it with protons, would using a linear accelerator work?
Once again I'm new sorry if this is the wrong thread