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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: That's the experiment.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: Okay, the snow. But is a multi person, trainer, detector.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: and the main body of Hector also.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: But you have to do that on that.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: But any of these things here.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: Okay, okay, I didn't probably have that

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: very good. So the main body of the surface detector. It's 12 meter down vessel events within the 80, almost 10,000 keys, and these are mounted on this Pmt. Support structure, 9 meters, steel support structure. That space in between is filled with pure water that acts as disability.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: if we see what a little bit here the AV. Is spending this cavity, that's for 2 kilometers underground in Canada. Everything within the AV. Is accessed through this deck on top that's all covered out, and again, the speed stuff outside is sorted by 7,000 tons of water that acts additional fielding, and the main detector is operated at the Underground. Through this underground shoulder you can see with people to scale. So that's of me. Yesterday.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: I don't want to turn off the back there. We're good.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: Well.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: so the detector again is located at the snow lab facility. It's 2 columns underground, and we are a project at the snow facility that's been again so current currently, the main project running at the lab, despite the fact that they do all of a suite of other dark matter as well.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: So this collaboration about 100 of us across, maybe. What is it 7 or so institutions with that significant contribution from from Uk institutions as well as you can see

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: there.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: and the main snow bus business goal is to determine whether or not be trainers are made around.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: and the fact that not everyone guessed with excitement means, I've probably motivate exactly why we find this to be particularly important, and to answer this question we go back to the Santa marble. Of course, one of the most successful paradigms in science, with virtual kind of treatment, was discovery of things which gets other articles. Mess. Now

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: this is a reminder counterpart, identical as that with an opposite charge.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: but these fermions. They also have this Elucidios headedness.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: And you know neutrinos are unique in that. They are only just left-handed neutrinos, or right-handed anti-neutrinos, and this is a slightly problematic, because the phase requires both left and right handed varieties generate. Mass means that the Santa model predicts masses neutrinos.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: We've known now for some time that nature do indeed over have masks, oscillations, that there's Nobel Prize winning discovery that our predecessors from snow made as well as well as Super Peg.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: and this was the 1st evidence of physics beyond the standard model. But does mean that these flavor eigenstates, that we do observe are superpositions of mass. Eigenstates, which then begs the question of how these masses are generated.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: So

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: the standard model fermions are all direct particles, but nature knows. You know, having only left handed. Nature knows.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: It is conceivable that the students already their own articles, and this is theoretically motivated through the marijuana equation, which is that amendment to the direct question.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: So in this case the interference would be male particles which could have a different mass mechanism.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: and this is something that's only applicable in kind of chart those massive articles of which neutrinos are the only known candidates.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: So, going back to why we care whether or not or not, it would provide a very satisfying from mass magnitude, but on top of that it would give us a bunch of other interesting implications. It would mean that the degrees of freedom. So that's of internal or, observe, is consistent with our with our evidence.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: It would that mayon particles are predicted and compatible with numerous granified theories and mass, is effectively the 1st sign of this, these higher metaphysics. It would motivate research for other mirror particles, including various classes of dark matter candidates.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: and it would also allow for electrogenesis, which is one for the origins of the universe. So observing particles will revolutionize once our understanding of physics and the universe. And I think, most importantly, we haven't experimented

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: probe for their other male nature of the trio.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: So this method is of so-called neutralist level beta decay.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: So some isotopes we know, undergo double weighted decay. You can see the fun diagram here.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: basically 2,

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: the decay results in 2 electrons and 2 electron anti-neutrinos simultaneously released.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: Now, 2 neutrinos can carry away some amount of energy just like all the way to decays between 0 and Q values of the resulting beta spectrum. Down here, you can see, is continuous. The energy spectrum is continuous, as as one would expect.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: Now, if the neutrino and the anti neutrino is the same parcel, and then, you know, neutrino Rama, these 2 neutrinos could be virtually exchanged during the process. So what you get is just the release of 2 electrons. So instead of neutrino, this double beta dk, so as there's no neutrinos carry with energy structure is just exactly the Q value of the K.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: So if we are able to observe the speed up here in the Q value with a decay, we find neutral, supplement, decay, and controvert to improve that mayor on that nature of deterrence

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: the observable here, which is the half life as an adult gate burns.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: But the space based components that's basically is, there's a number of strokes that people are investigating.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: What's interesting with the phase space is because there's fewer resultant particles. They have a phase space for neutralists. The neutral slopes actually preferred over to neutral mode, which is kind of a nice bird.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: The second kind of component is the matrix summit. That's kind of the State transition model we would take from many empirical models there. And the last component is this model infant bit of the Mayor of mass.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: It's basically the massively exchanged article. And it's this includes split of M or E, the triggerless case. Just by having a secure face. Space is suppressed significantly compared to the trigger mode, which means that in our world of perfect energy resolution it's not so simple as to look at the endpoint of the energy spectrum and zoom in

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: what you really get is this case here, where the choose trinal mode provides a irreducible background to the trimless case. So that's 1 of the main external challenges the main, the rarity of the smoke. Also an issue with that small amounts of backgrounds, of course, washing the signal entirely. Yeah. The Q to the 6.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: I mean, that's a dimension for quantity. But we actually want to dimensionless ratio. Yeah. So what what is it actually divided by

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: question. Just means that the higher the key value of the Uk that you get a face price preference increasing over lambda is is a number less than one. Then Q to the 6 is a small number, not a big number. Yeah. So I don't know which way it goes away at. Yeah, that's right.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: alright, bye. So this is the current state of the journalism searches

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: so delirium. Xenon, German being the most popular isotopes. Here you can see this is

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: halfway normalized by base space. So you can see the sensitivities based on the number of factors there. The detector technology, the isotope choice and the amount of isote you have in the detector as well as of course, the the background variable here. So

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: primary final challenge, of course is, increase the mass, while mitigating your backgrounds and encourage 1st generation services to solve lives here.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: is in the roughly the order of 100 kg for isote mass, and so so far signal. So everyone's not preparing these next generation. So-called time scale experiments here dashed lines are kind of near term directions for experiments currently underway dot lines are future experiments hopefully for the next decade. So

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: so the main snow plus neutral level put in. And because of this the most obvious choice. So therefore, no further merchants required which does basically make it a very affordable other modes that are currently investigated

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: delirium, 130, also the Q value of 2.5 mev. Which provides a bit of a problem using some sector. So having an energy threshold of 3.5 Mev. So significant attack improvements were required to reduce this energy threshold, the primary upgrade being switched from a wash cob to liquidated technologies, and just to

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: show the current state. The current. Best result from neutrino about 4.4 times 5 years. Was that the no state level? So you can see that the rare needs 5 times more more rare than the

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: the team cramboat house.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: So the primary, infernible challenge for for us, and of course, actually for all all day to day experiments is to minimize our backgrounds. For through sharing or verification of the detector.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: so in terms of the shilling and the purification are, I mean, the major increase backgrounds fact that we are 2 plumbers on the ground. They're both a combination of the deepest and clean, so neutral and subtle beta decay experiments.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: We do have this 7,000 tons of ultra pure water shielding. We have nutrient cover gas landscape across this private sector that mitigates the rate on ingress into the manufacturer volume.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: and we also have the Pantaire cabinet, 3. With water and renown and carbon plastic

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: in terms of material verification. We do 4 dedicated multi ground that treats the various internal and external media and a bigger quality assurance campaign which includes higher chemical analysis during any operations. We also have recirculation, recurification, capabilities for all of our media as well.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: The well, if I forget.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: let's make sure we don't fit.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: Yeah, be good. It's a test. Very good. Okay? Well, I mean.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: thanks for talking

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: fire. The main sofa strategy here is

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: It's a 3 phase approach. So the phases basically 3 operating basis based on our detector at the beginning. So we started with filling the detector with ultra pure water. The main reason here is sometimes change the test by caliberation systems, and to achieve stable running detector because project higher light yields and lower triangle refurbished water on the front. So handle slow. So we're able to achieve those objectives with water

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: We then replace the water with liquidator, but 800 simplator. The main objective here is to quantify the backgrounds within the disinfiltrator, which is this target outer bandage that other experiments

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: We will then proceed with scoping services later with the clearing myself, thereby allowing us to begin search for internal stuff. So we expect an initial amount of 25, or 6 by mass, wearing 1.3. And so next time

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: we also have 2 2 bonus phases, 2020. Because of

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: my will to live, we we sought to any sort of filling operations. So we were about 50% Bill Simpliator that allowed us to get a preliminary look of evidence that appearing.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: And we've also since have entered this enhanced clear base. We're added additional gradients in order to boost the leg yield and stability of this glitter as well.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: Now, snow buzzly percillator. That's probably the 2 components, the the main solvent being that you're off of benzene or Lav with 2.2 5 per liter of ethanol, which is Pbo

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: this was a simplator that was newly developed Portman bus that has since been used in numerous other experiments. The main motivation for for developing the Simplator is, 1st of all, that existing simulator is such that it's on a certain premade or pxe is not sufficiently compatible with the equivalent of factor.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: and like he's also very easy and safe to handle compared to other Ppo is at the floor, that it's roughly the 4 inch diameter range. And the reason we put too much that we you get the mission returns

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: a fairly expensive purifying. So that's that's how we settle our final concentration there. And in the end we have some data that's roughly 50 times the yields of our water.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: Again, chief experimental challenge being to reduce the backgrounds. We do have a 3 phase purification program for the Simplator, the main purification being this multi-stage distillation process.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: And you see the various components that that pulls out here for this chart. But it's basically we use the sales compartment fractal column, and that we found that highly effective at removing these lower volatility purities.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: We also water tracking capabilities and salt and salt instruction. And that's effective, even though it's not used in the initial verification. Like I said before, we do have reverification capabilities. That we've been able to implement.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: And also very important is that gas stripping. So we do again have the capability to use UV steam for this gas stripping much lower background count than the natural gas.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: and this is effectively removing curtains of our paper pressures, including any sort of residual water content. Following the water phase operations.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: the simulator itself has been verified, using a fairly extensive suite of our measurements, as you can see. Here was top box

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: the axis. Absorbance. So lower is better. That's pure optical clarity in the simplator, which we also use proxy for radio purity. Here the insert here is zoomed in on our region where we're most sensitive. Above.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: where the pico soft absorbs into some of our our simulators superior. When you're about the ground making things we've been able to do on the bench shop.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: the other day we we did this these sort of checks every hour or so, and here's like a little perspective in so in this case, higher is better

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: these are. That's our actual sillator here. And see, we're in line, or we're secure to external measurements that we've been able to achieve throughout this these filling operations

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: we've since entered this enhanced simplator phase. We've gotten 2 additional ingredients into the simplator.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: 2 components here, 1, st one being this abutylated hydroxtuline vht. As the mitigates the risk of oxygen breasts into the checker through any sort of leaks or whatever. But we've received final concentration 5.4 milligrams per year, the risk rate of oxygen being the creation of these car muscle products which may reduce soluble therapy of the checker.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: We found that hasn't the case since we've added the the Phd.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: And we've all said this one for is 2 methyl, sterile benzene, or business B, which acts as a hair wavelength. Here you can see that we've

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: we're bucking the emission spectrum further up into a range that's more in line with the quantum efficiency of our communities.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: So we've achieved the final concentration there with 1, 2 milligrams per liter.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: So we're now in the simplator phase of the experiment

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: and the simplator backgrounds.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: you basically understood and qualified prioritize to one. So that's 1 of the main advantages of our unique and other experimental techniques. They build us directly into the detector. So they're not able to to achieve this sort of background investigation. So this is, yeah. Again, one of the main stuff is about it is

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: so we've formed this target out

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: in the Marshall phase here.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: with submitting these components that have been further reduced. So, for example, there's there's 2 that means that they'll detector that's pulled out. So these these are actually all broke down by by some margin.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: We've also performed this on preliminary since this early simplator data, that that's Australia systematics on that. But I I say that our internal contamination is at the level and negative 17 retrogram for both iridium and thorium, which are the major tenants that we can pull out there.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: This gives us protected sensitivity of 9 to 10 to 3, 5 years after one year lifetime which will exceed the current world measurement after only 47 days of lifetime.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: So again, being this being finalized for our project being finalized, based on our our current full Csf. Investigation, but you can see their project backgrounds with the main background being served to neutron cable. As you can see here in gray.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: I will note that these, of course, are just productions. The final sensory depends on one last major component study to admit before proceeding with

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: opportunity. That was the search which is the loading of the clarity itself.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: unfortunately, loading polarium injector is not a parallel process at all. Aqueous polarium, which is fluoric acid is polar, which makes them immissible in Lad, which nonpolar. So we kind of developed a new method to load the fluoridium into the Leds, which we basically do in this process. Here, we combine fluoric acid one to be chained dial in order to create this chain dial. So that's using this compensation by equilibrium reaction right there.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: Unfortunately, being an equilibrary direction. This is actually very chemically unstable, and that it so called, crashed out, or this decades out based on 2 surfaces which obviously would be dropping forward sort of checker. And you see, that's a typical state here that the all the players that comes out

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: even worse than that, there's a preference towards the reverse hydrolysis reaction due to this various acidity of products, and the ratio between the thoric acid and the region. Dial is also very important. Dial drives reverse reaction, but insufficient region. Dial means that these different fluid centers actually connect each other, and that creates a gigantic palmer than the normal contractor as well, so that all that all requires quite a bit of R&D to determine the right workings.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: The best solution that we found was the introduction of these Detection center agents.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: They can be used to both fully suppress the hydrosis and the polymerization process. So basically, these merchants kind of a reverse direction where we can have so

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: which counteract sort of water contamination and also deprotonates all the different oh, groups in the stoic acid. So it means that very can't connect with each other, of course, sort of any sort of polymerization or polymerization. So

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: the Amy that we decided to use is the N Dimethylmethylamine.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: It's stable, even though we only have about 5 Ppm. Water in the checker. And more or, as importantly, it's very safe handle and be purified as we put it into the checker. So we determined possible amount is both point 2 5 to one molar ratio of speed gauge tab. As we increase the amount of checker, we'll also increase the amount of.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: So we have tremendous finals very loaded since their cocktail composition.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: so right, you know, in the ring. Here is something we've already put in almost a 1 Kilo ton of led 2.2 graph per liter concentration. Pdl, 3.2 milligram per liter. I'm up to this Msb, and

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: about 6.5 million, the clearing itself. 1st of all, the checker, and that's directly as well. So that's upcoming stuff that we're going to put in. And again, the final composition that is actually

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: so the Nelson solicitly. We've got locally built and published, and we now have a cas number for for saving kind of a secretary for our product. But that's kind of the official name right now for what's going into the summer.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: And again with initial deployment, we're expecting point 5.5% by mass that results in 1.3 ton of Clarium, 130, which would officially make us the 1st and scale in the generation, each one of the experiment. But the nice thing about this technique in there, and we've demonstrated that we have to do so up to 3% by mass. So that's the 8.4 tons of the Clarium has tote.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: in terms of how we're actually going to get the children again. Of course, purification being the most challenging aspect. We have this 8 step procedure in this block diagram to see. So the total gas has been brought on the ground nearly 10 years now that allows the cause of that cool off.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: The clerk has to be sent purified in this dedicated purification now constructed on the ground.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: And this all gets combined here along with similator taking the Ab. In a separate synthesis pipe reproducted on the ground, which then gets diluted back into the process systems and dumped into the AV, so this will be a continuous back by the process, 13.5% loading. We expect this will take close to half a year

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: We saw this surface, molecular still at and fully closed permission, with a full scale test planned in just what 2 or 3 weeks here.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: is that 3 years live date taking or free snow mass years or something free.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: So I won't go through all these detail on the top. But also we have a large suite of these results, that people are still working on similar phase, more extensive suite of of physics, capabilities, and, of course, in the even after we add the tourium. These later phase objectives will still be viable.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: This is using water data in the Simplator data. That's our water, our our solar measurements are still underway, but some preliminary results. So our water snow in the simplator phase, we further reduce that threshold to potentially below 1 1 Mdb, so we do. A very solar oscillation results just in one single output level now, but that's in line with current level fit values.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: for our target of advantage is ongoing about all of our hardware, all of our needs, for that's been implemented, and it's ready to go and help us, is now in position to be the next major global firm which can initiate effective search. And in the meantime, we also have this rich suite of secondary business capabilities. So that's that's all. I got very much.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: Thank you very much, Ben. Do we have any questions either in the room or on zoom.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: Yeah. Can you go back to the slide which had the tension between cam land and snow? Super? K,

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: worst case limit of about 10 to the negative. 11 grams per graph gradient, where about at least an order 4 or 5 times that lower than that. So it's unlikely to be as low as 1017, which is our simplator backgrounds right now. But it need not not be to make a better measurement and also make sure that the background still remains of dominant to.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: Yes, I know the answer to this. But is there anything you can do to improve the energy?

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: Yeah. Well, I mean, that's a floors in there. I mean, we're limited by. I guess that technology. But coverage that's not. It's a perfect coverage. And the concentrators have degraded over time. These are concentrators with so, but we are able to slightly improve it through like improving that the actual simulator itself.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: Okay, so very quickly on the liquid scintillator and the Deluri and cocktail.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: The obstacle. Measurements are great and stuff. But what about like aging at the time?

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: Don't expect to see already done tests or accelerated aging tests. Here we have explicitly determined stability for up to 8 to 10 years.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: So and that's a fun thing. First, st when I started 10 years ago, set up these little tests, and every 3 weeks we know everyone experiment. There's no change in any of the properties.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: So we've we've explicitly demonstrated that stability for years, plus.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: in particular, the sort of neutrinosis insincidator phase.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: which could have potential occurring stuff. But one of the main objectives for many people is to search for these low energy solar neutrinos, and also to investigate some anomalies with the spectrum as well, so that's that's the ongoing before we produce those results.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: Awesome. Any final questions.

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STFC-RAL-CR03  R61: Nope, in that case we'll thank our speaker once again.

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