Abstract
Mono-isotopic 88Y was recovered from the decay of 88Zr. The 88Zr was produced with other spallation products, by irradiating natural molybdenum metal with 800-MeV protons at the Los Alamos Meson Physics Facility. The 88Zr was separated from the molybdenum target material and other spallation produced-isotopes by ion-exchange procedures. After the 88Zr had decayed to 88Y, a second ion-exchange separation was performed to isolate the 88Y.
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