Isotope Analysis of me365 COP 2+ Experiment

Hi Majorana,

I am ready for doing ICP-MS and all other analysis. I have contacted few competent laboraties that are able to do so.
The only reason why it was not done yet that I dont want to make it useless. I have to build reactor that is running stable for at least month with high COP, with one fuel sample.
In other case we will not see rather anything.

Not only the ashes should undergo an ICP-MS analysis but also the residual gas should have also a mass spectrometry. 1H, D, T, 3He, 4He

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but also the residual gas should have also a mass spectrometry. 1H, D, T, 3He, 4He

Is that even feasible? At 10-1000 Pa in a small reactor, there just isn't much of it to analyze.

A very difficult undertaking, Gas sampling is not easy. Unless the gas output were hooked directly to the MS......

Catch the gas in a very tiny balloon or soap bubble?. If to floats its Hydrogen or Helium, If it catches fire its Hydrogen…

If mass spectrometry is difficult for these light gasses I maybe normal spectrometry of electron transitions or molecular emissions in these gases of light elements is sufficient to identify the isotopes? Im no expert though as is probably obvious from my first sentence...