A selection of our Zinc isotopes:
Depleted-Zinc 64 (Zn-64)
- Known for its use as an additive in the cooling water systems of nuclear reactors.
Reduces corrosion processes, including stress corrosion cracking.
Reduces the amount of radioactive Co-60 formed because of the activation of natural Cobalt in the construction materials of the reactor.
Zinc-66 (Zn-66)
- Can be used to produce the PET isotope Ga-66.

Zinc-67 (Zn-67)
- Is used in research fields such as nutritional studies and in biological research into the uptake of Zinc in the human body.

- Can also be used to produce the radioisotopes Ga-67 and Cu-67.

Zinc-68 (Zn-68)
- Can also be used to produce Cu-67.
Is used as a precursor or for the important radiopharmaceutical isotope Ga-67.
Zinc-70 (Zn-70)
- Is used in biological research and in research into super-heavy elements. It has been used in the discovery of element 112: Copernicium.