Abstract
Production of 67Ga(III) at the National Accelerator Centre is by proton bombardment of a natZn target, and uses 15 −20 h of cyclotron beam time per production. A study was undertaken to use a tandem natGe − natZn target to produce the same amount of 67Ga, but using less beam time (7 −8 h). 67Ga(III) was separated from the tandem target material by a method based on acid dissolution of the target and chromatography on an organic polymer resin (Amberchrom™ CG −71cd) containing no ion exchange groups. The separated 67Ga(III) has high radionuclidic purity and complies with the British and US Pharmacopoeia requirements for chemical purity.
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