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The analytical problems arising in the fuel cycle of a fusion reactor
have to be discussed separately for the various subsystems of such a r
eactor. Thus, in the case of plasma exhaust purification, concentratio
n assays of the tritiated impurities must be carried out quickly and,
whenever possible, under flow conditions. Conventional methods may be
employed for this purpose, such as mass spectrometry, FT-IR spectromet
ry and laser Raman spectrometry, but they will all have to be adapted
to special conditions, especially for online operation.