Dataset for Chelator-impregnated polydimethylsiloxane beads for the separation of medical radionuclides

DOI:10.4121/f9c43b4f-9b7b-4ede-9b2a-8ef928410854.v1
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DOI: 10.4121/f9c43b4f-9b7b-4ede-9b2a-8ef928410854
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Santoso, Albert; Trapp, Svenja; van Ommen, J.Ruud ; van Steijn, Volkert; de Kruijff, Robin M. (2024): Dataset for Chelator-impregnated polydimethylsiloxane beads for the separation of medical radionuclides. Version 1. 4TU.ResearchData. dataset. https://doi.org/10.4121/f9c43b4f-9b7b-4ede-9b2a-8ef928410854.v1
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Dataset

The dataset is a basis for 2 publications, one is a patent (filed by TUD (OCT-23-092), patent number 2037212, priority/filing date is 11.03.2024) and another is submitted to a journal and currently under review. This dataset serves as a basis for Chelator-impregnated polydimethylsiloxane beads for the separation of medical radionuclides, intended to be a chapter (co-authored) in the dissertation of Albert Santoso and Svenja Trapp. In this dataset, the research objective "Developing chelator-impregnated PDMS beads and exploring their use in a chromatography column for the separation of medical radionuclides from their target materials" was addressed. The data were collected using various characterization techniques (advanced microscopy, advanced spectroscopy, chemical stability test) and a proof-of-concept to separate several medical radionuclides. The presented data were in the form of images (jpg.) and origin file containing most of the data (opju).

History

  • 2024-05-29 first online, published, posted

Publisher

4TU.ResearchData

Format

FESEM zip file (jpg) and Origin file (opju) containing raw data for most measurements

Funding

  • Fast and Efficient Purification of Medical Isotopes by Microfluidic Extraction (grant code 16913) Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek

Organizations

TU Delft, Faculty of Applied Sciences, Department of Chemical Engineering and Department of Radiation Science and Technology

DATA - restricted access

Reason

The data are protected by a patent (OCT-23-092, patent number 2037212, priority/filing date is 11.03.2024. )

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TU Delft patent office

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