γ   Spectrometry of alchemy process

using

US technology that landed on Mars planet



The spectrometry equipment includes the CdTe detector (a second detector has been purchased in order to validate observations), the power supply, a MCA and a computer. Without such equipment, all named alchemy research may not be considered efficient because the searcher has not the possibility to verify that the process he follows will produce the Philosopher's Stone.
Better detector is a Germanium crystal, the inconvenient is that it requires to be cooled with liquid nitrogen.
I want to emphasize that the use of others detectors is appropriate : photomultiplier, Geiger detector, ..., but they are auxiliary tools for routine measurements, for example to follow the nuclear activity in a precise range of energy defined with the CdTe detector.

  Detector calibration
  Raw materials spectra.
  After putrefaction.

  Detector calibration
Reference radioactive sources are used to calibrate the detector. For the research I prefer to prepare pure radioactive sources from tailing of processed uranium ores, the reason is that perfect peaks, free of interferences are obtained.

  Raw materials spectra.

  After putrefaction.

I now calibrate the gamma spectrometer with Th-232 from Thorite.

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