This document discusses different methods of radionuclide production, including reactors, cyclotrons, and generators. Reactors produce radionuclides like 90Sr, 99Mo, 131I, and 133Xe through fission of uranium or plutonium fuel rods. Cyclotrons bombard stable nuclei with particles like protons or alpha particles to produce radionuclides. Common generators include the 99mTc generator, which extracts 99mTc from its 99Mo parent with half lives of 67 hours and 6 hours respectively, and the 81Rb/81Kr generator, which uses a membrane to extract the short-lived 81Kr daughter from its 81Rb parent with half lives of 4.