Carbon-11

Carbon-11

Infobox isotope

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symbol =C
mass_number =11
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num_neutrons =5
num_protons =6
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halflife = 20.38 minutes
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decay_product =Boron-11
decay_symbol =B
decay_mass =11
decay_mode1 =Positron emission
decay_energy1 =0.45
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Carbon-11 or 11C is a radioactive isotope of carbon. It decays 100% by positron emission to Boron-11. It has a half-life of 20.38 min.

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Carbon-11 is very much used as a radioisotope to radioactive labelling of molecules in positron emission tomography.Among the many molecules used in this context is the radioligand [11C] DASB.

ee also

*Isotopes of carbon
*Carbon
*Isotopes of boron
*Boron


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