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Fabrication of Monodisperse Lucite and Iron Oxide Particles With a Spinning Disk Generator
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Colloidal MaterialEngineeringNuclear PhysicsRadioactive LuciteChemistryMineral ProcessingFerrofluidChemical EngineeringMinimum Size UniformityNucleationNuclear MaterialsIron Oxide SpheresIron Oxide ParticlesMaterials ScienceNanomanufacturingDisk GeneratorColloidal SystemNanomaterialsMicrofabricationNatural SciencesMonodisperse LuciteRadioanalytical ChemistryChemical Kinetics
This paper describes the technique for making radioactive lucite and iron oxide spheres in the range 1–8 micro, which have a minimum size uniformity of 10 per cent standard deviation. The method involves the atomization, with a spinning disk generator, of an iron oxide sol or lucite in a xylene-acetylacetone solution. Tagging of the particles is done by addition of the isotope either in carrier-free form to the sol or chelated with acetylacetone to the lucite solution. The assessment of leaching of a variety of isotopic tags from the particles is described.