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Cross sections of a prospective medical radionuclide  117m Sn along with  113 Sn,  120m,122 Sb,  111,114m In and  118,119m,119g,121m,121g,123m Te generated in natural and enriched antimony targets by protons in a wide energy range up to 145 MeV were determined. A stacked-foil technique followed by gas chemical separation and γ-ray spectrometry were used. The obtained data were compared with experimental values reported in literature and with theoretical computations by ALICE, TALYS and Cascade-Evaporation-Fission codes. Production yields of  117m Sn and the main impurity  113 Sn were estimated for different irradiation modes.

Cross sections and production yields of 117m Sn and other radionuclides generated in natural and enriched antimony with protons up to 145 MeV