TABLE 3

Nuclear Data for 111In

Equilibrium dose constant, Δi
Principal radiationEi (keV)*ni(rad g μCi−1 h−1)(Gy kg Bq−1 s−1)
Auger electron2.70.985.68E−034.27E−16
19.30.1566.41E−034.82E−16
Conversion electron144.60.0782.40E−021.80E−15
167.30.01063.78E−032.84E−16
170.50.002037.37E−045.54E−17
171.20.0004241.55E−041.16E−17
218.70.04932.30E−021.73E−15
241.40.007854.04E−033.03E−16
244.60.001517.87E−045.91E−17
245.30.0003011.57E−041.18E−17
x-ray3.10.0694.60E−043.46E−17
230.2351.15E−028.64E−16
23.20.4432.19E−021.64E−15
26.10.1458.06E−036.06E−16
γ171.30.9023.29E−012.47E−14
245.40.944.91E−013.69E−14
  • * Average electron energies.

  • Ei = mean energy per particle or photon; ni = mean number of particles or photons per nuclear transition; Δi = mean energy emitted per nuclear transition.

  • 111In has the following properties: physical half-life, 67.3 h; decay constant, 0.0103 h−1; and decay mode, electron capture.