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Reactor Irradiation of natural osmium leads to osmium-194 by second order neutron capture. When converted to osmium tetroxide, millicurie amounts of carrier-free iridium-194 can be recovered repeatedly from the decay of a Single sample of osmium-194 by vacuum distillation. The half-life of pure iridium-194 was found to be 17.4 ± 0.1 hours.

Reactor-Produced Carrier-Free Iridium-194