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The radionuclide  55 Co (T 1/2  = 17.5 h, E β+  = 1.5 MeV, 76% β +  decay) is an important β +  emitting radioisotope. For production of  55 Co via  nat Fe( p, xn )  55 Co reaction, an iron layer was deposited on a copper substrate by means of electro-deposition method which could be irradiated by 29.5 MeV protons at 100 μA. No-carrier-added (n.c.a.)  55 Co was separated from the iron target via an anion exchange column (Dowex 1 · 8). The achieved production yield was 31.25 MBq/μAh. Also, excitation functions for the  55 Co radionuclide via  nat Fe(p, xn) 55 Co,  56 Fe(p, 2n) 55 Co and  54 Fe(d, n) 55 Co reactions were calculated by TALYS-1.4 code and TENDL-2011 database and compared with previous published data.

Nuclear aspects and cyclotron production of the positron emitter 55 Co