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275 results about "Curie" patented technology

The curie (symbol Ci) is a non-SI unit of radioactivity originally defined in 1910. According to a notice in Nature at the time, it was named in honour of Pierre Curie, but was considered at least by some to be in honour of Marie Curie as well.

High power high yield target for production of all radioisotopes for positron emission tomography

A high power high yield target for the positron emission tomography applications is introduced. For production of Curie level of Fluorine-18 isotope from a beam of proton it uses about one tenth of Oxygen-18 water compared to a conventional water target. The target is also configured to be used for production of all other radioisotopes that are used for positron emission tomography. When the target functions as a water target the material sample being oxygen-18 water or oxygen-16 water is heated to steam prior to irradiation using heating elements that are housed in the target body. The material sample is kept in steam phase during the irradiation and cooled to liquid phase after irradiation. To keep the material sample in steam phase a microprocessor monitoring the target temperature manipulates the flow of coolant in the cooling section that is attached to the target and the status of the heaters and air blowers mounted adjacent to the target. When the target functions as a gas target the generated heat from the beam is removed from the target by air blowers and the cooling section. The rupture point of the target window is increased by a factor of two or higher by one thin wire or two parallel thin wires welded at the end of a small hollow tube which is held against the target window. One or two coils are used to produce a magnetic filed along the beam path for preventing the density depression along the beam path and suppression of other instabilities that can develop in a high power target.
Owner:AMINI BEHROUZ

High power high yield target for production of all radioisotopes for positron emission tomography

A high power high yield target for the positron emission tomography applications is introduced. For production of Curie level of Fluorine-18 isotope from a beam of proton it uses about one tenth of Oxygen-18 water compared to a conventional water target. The target is also configured to be used for production of all other radioisotopes that are used for positron emission tomography. When the target functions as a water target the material sample being oxygen-18 or oxygen-16 water is heated to steam prior to irradiation using heating elements that are housed in the target body. The material sample is kept in steam phase during the irradiation and cooled to liquid phase after irradiation. To keep the material sample in steam phase a microprocessor monitoring the target temperature manipulates the flow of coolant in the cooling section that is attached to the target and the status of the heaters and air blowers mounted adjacent to the target. When the target functions as a gas target the generated heat from the beam is removed from the target by air blowers and the cooling section. The rupture point of the target window is increased by a factor of two or higher by one thin wire or two parallel thin wires welded at the end of a small hollow tube which is held against the target window. One or two coils are used to produce a magnetic filed along the beam path for preventing the density depression along the beam path and suppression of other instabilities that can develop in a high power target.
Owner:AMINI BEHROUZ

Preparation method of nanoparticles for self-controlled temperature magnetic-induction hyperthermia

ActiveCN105457025AChemically stableChemically stable spinel ferrite with stable structurePowder deliveryEnergy modified materialsNanoparticleCobalt
The invention discloses a preparation method of nanoparticles for self-controlled temperature magnetic-induction hyperthermia, and belongs to the technical field of magnetic-induction hyperthermia for treating tumors. In a spinel cobalt ferrtte structure, sublattices are divided into tetrahedral sites and octahedral sites, and all Co2+ and one half of Fe3+ are on octahedral sites while the other half of Fe3+ is on the tetrahedral sites; the level of a Curie point is directly determined by the strength of an exchange interaction between the tetrahedral sites and the octahedral sites. According to the method, Cr3+ and Zn2+ are doped into cobalt ferrtte by virtue of a hydrothermal method, so that the number of magnetic ions on the tetrahedral sites and the octahedral sites in the spinel structure is reduced, and subsequently the exchange interaction is weakened; therefore, the Curie point is lowered. By virtue of the spinel structure, the stable chemical properties of the obtained product are guaranteed, and the product, due to the property of low Curie point, is applicable to the self-controlled temperature magnetic-induction hyperthermia. The preparation method is economic and convenient and is easy for popularization.
Owner:DALIAN UNIV OF TECH

Secondary electro-optic crystal with gradient refractive index effect as well as preparation method and application method of secondary electro-optic crystal

ActiveCN105220232ALarge refractive index gradientRealize functional compoundPolycrystalline material growthBy pulling from meltRefractive indexCrystal growth
The invention specifically relates to a secondary electro-optic crystal with a gradient refractive index effect as well as a preparation method and an application method of the secondary electro-optic crystal. The secondary electro-optic crystal is an ion doped electro-optic crystal with a general formula of M: KTa[1-x]NbxO3, and has a perovskite structure, wherein M=Cu<2+>, Fe<3+>, Sn<4+>, Ni<2+>, Ti<4+>, Na<+> and Li<+>, and the content of M is 0-5at%; the content x of Nb in a crystal component is more than or equal to 0 and less than or equal to 5, a curie point is positioned between -241 and 90 DEG C, the crystal above the curie point is a cubic phase and an m3m point group; and the crystal below the curie point becomes a tetragonal phase and a 4mm point group, a matrix component Ta/Nb is uniformly distributed in the crystal, doped ions M are in non-uniform distribution in the crystal, and the concentration distribution changes linearly along the growth direction of the crystal. The invention realizes functional combination of an electro-optic effect and a gradient refractive index effect of the crystal, and respectively realizes modulation of propagation direction and intensity of laser in different directions of the same modulation sample.
Owner:山东山科智晶光电科技有限公司

High-Curie-point low-resistivity lead-free PTCR (Positive Temperature Coefficient of Resistance) ceramic material and preparation method thereof

InactiveCN101830698AAvoid churnDoes not affect componentsTemperature coefficientPositive temperature
The invention discloses a high-Curie-point low-resistivity lead-free PTCR (Positive Temperature Coefficient of Resistance) ceramic material with a constitution formula (1): [Bi0.5(Na1-xKx)0.5]y[Ba1-y-z-j]TiO3+zLn3++jCn2++kSi2++wMn(NO3)2. In the formula, x is equal to 0.1-0.5, y is equal to 0.1-0.3, z is equal to 0.001-0.01, j is equal to 0.1-0.2, k is equal to 0.01-0.05, w is equal to 0.0001-0.001, Ln comprises one or two elements of Sm, Nd, Y and La, and Cn comprises at lest one of Ca and Sr. The preparation method comprises the following steps of: (1) respectively preparing solutions containing Bi, Na, K, Ba, Ti, Ln, Cn, Si and Mn ions and preparing a mixed solution according to a mol ratio given in formula (1); (2) mixing the mixed solution, organic monomers and a crosslinking agent according to a proportion of 100ml: (6-20)g: (0.5-8)g and crosslinking and polymerizing the organic monomers and the crosslinking agent in the solution to obtain gel; (3) calcining at 700-800 DEG C for 1-3h to obtain ceramic powder; and (4) granulating the powder, drily pressing to form and calcining at a high temperature of 1200-1300 DEG C for 1-2h. The ceramic material has the advantages of high Curie point and low resistivity.
Owner:HUAZHONG UNIV OF SCI & TECH +1
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