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Cameco uranium agreement a highlight of Canada-India deals
The governments of Canada and India agreed to multiple long-term deals this month, extending a partnership that will impact sectors including energy and critical minerals, technology and AI, talent and culture, and defense.
One of the more significant deals is a long-term agreement that would supply nearly 22 million pounds of Canadian uranium concentrate (U3O8) to India’s burgeoning nuclear reactor fleet over the next decade.
A. Tsechanski, D. Fedorchenko, V. Starovoitova
Nuclear Science and Engineering | Volume 198 | Number 1 | January 2024 | Pages 138-144
Research Article | doi.org/10.1080/00295639.2023.2205816
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A production route for 99mTc and 101Tc using the (γ,p) reaction was considered. For an electron beam with energy of 40 MeV and power of 10 kW, distributions of produced 99mTc and 101Tc were obtained. For the optimized target (0.5 g) configurations, values of 99mTc specific activities of 9.53 GBq/g (0.26 Ci/g) for a one-stage setup and of 1.77 GBq/g (0.049 Ci/g) for a two-stage setup were obtained. For 101Tc, the corresponding values were 6.51 GBq/g (0.18 Ci/g) and 1.24 GBq/g (0.033 Ci/g).