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Which radioactive isotope is added to glucose for positron emission tomography (PET)? carbon-14 fluorine-18 cobalt-60 technitium-99
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What do u think ?
Maybe Carbon-14?
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So it's flourine? @Cuanchi
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it looks like that. It is what I found. I would not use C14 since the half life is too long and I dont know if it can decay producing positron. C14 decay by beta decay to produce N14 that is stable and non radioactive isotope
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