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Isotopes separation, particularly for light elements, has always posed a formidable challenge. Conventional separation methods and materials fail to work due to the similarities in mass and physical/chemical properties of these isotopes. One of the mechanisms for isotopes separation is based on chemical affinity quantum sieving (CAQS), which achieves separation by exploiting the differential adsorption of isotopes on adsorption sites.
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