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Nuclear Sciences & Tecnology","Radiology,Nuclear Medicine & Medical Imaging","Chemistry Inorganic & Nuclear
No-carrier-added [C-11]urea has been synthesized by bubbling cyclotron
-produced [C-11]carbon dioxide directly into a tetrahydrofuran solutio
n of lithium bis(trimethylsilyl)amide, followed by hydrolysis of the C
-11 labeled adduct with aqueous ammonium chloride. Using this simple,
one-pot method, [C-11]urea was produced in 55-70% radiochemical yield
(decay-corrected) in 16 min following end-of-bombardment (or in 10 min
following the introduction of the [C-11]carbon dioxide). The [C-11]ur
ea thus produced was converted to [C-11]uracil (carrier-added) in 40-7
5% decay-corrected radiochemical yield by condensation with diethyl ma
late in presence of fuming sulfuric acid. (C) 1997 Elsevier Science Lt
d.