Spectroscopic studies of two beta rays from Mo-100 are shown to be of poten
tial interest for investigating both the Majorana nu mass by neutrinoless d
ouble beta decay (O nu beta beta) and low energy solar nu's by inverse beta
decay. With a multiton Mo-100 detector, coincidence studies of correlated
pp from O nu beta beta, together with the large Q value (Q(beta beta)), per
mit identification of the nu-mass term with a sensitivity of similar to 0.0
3 eV. Correlation studies of the inverse beta decay and the successive beta
decay of Tc-100, together with the large capture rates for low energy sola
r nu's, make it possible to detect, in real time, individual low energy sol
ar nu in the same detector.