Abstract
A novel solid 13C-enriched target has been developed for the production of 13N as nitrogen gas using the 13C(p,n) 13N nuclear reaction. The target is of the flow-through type which allows for on-line recovery and separation of the radionuclide from the enriched target matrix and permits reuse of the target without detriment to its production capability. A direct application of this target was found in the development of a technique where 13N-ammonia could be synthesized by exposing 13N-labeled nitrogen gas plus hydrogen to a microwave discharge.
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