A theoretical approach to understand the reaction dynamics for producing Technetium isotopes

Integrating theoretical research with experimental result is a way to understand reaction dynamics for the production of medically relevant radionuclides. The theoretical estimations of PACE4 and EMPIRE3.2.3 with GC, GSM and HF level densities are explored with the experimental data of the ⁹Be+⁸⁹Y system to predict the optimum cross section for the production of ${}^{96,95.94g,m,93}$Tc and ${}^{92m,90}$Nb. The difference in theoretical and experimental excitation function of ⁹⁵Tc of the ⁹Be+⁸⁹Y at higher energy tail shows a signature of pre-equilibrium emissions during the thermalization of the compound nucleus. The variation of the isomeric ratio of ⁹⁴Tc isotope with incident energy is extended to investigate the population of ground state and meta states of the concerned radionuclides.