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An attempt has been made to produce no-carrier-added (nca)  97 Ru for the first time from the  12 C-induced reaction on yttrium target. A  nat Y foil of 10 mg/cm 2  thickness was irradiated by 75 MeV  12 C beams for 3.5 h and a thick target yield of 514 kBq/μA h for  97 Ru and 338 kBq/μA h for  95 Tc was achieved. The nca  97 Ru and coproduced nca  95 Tc were then radiochemically separated from the bulk target by liquid–liquid extraction (LLX). Liquid cation exchanger di-(2-ethylhexyl)phosphoric acid (HDEHP), liquid anion exchanger trioctylamine (TOA) were used in this study. The technique offers efficient chemical separation of the products, resulting in very high separation factors.

Production and separation of 97 Ru and coproduced 95 Tc from 12 C-induced reaction on yttrium target