nice—continuing the integration:

Fresh artifacts for your SolveForce app

• Unified JSON (clean contract):
  /mnt/data/isotopes_master.json [ { "element_z": 1, "element_symbol": "H", "Known": 7, "Stable": 2, "Unstable": 5, "Predicted": 17, "Gap": 10 }, … ]
• Top 25 “Gap” report (where we’re missing the most):
  CSV → isotopes_top_gap_25.csv
  Markdown → isotopes_top_gap_25.md

Drop isotopes_master.json into your /public/files/ (or S3/CDN) and point your UI or API at it. It’s already normalized with explicit element_z and element_symbol keys.

Plug into the SolveForce interface (quick)

Backend: serve /api/isotopes from the JSON.

// Next.js / Express-style
export default async function handler(req, res) {
  const data = await fetch(process.env.ISOTOPES_JSON_URL || "/files/isotopes_master.json")
    .then(r => r.json());
  res.status(200).json(data);
}

Frontend: the React component I sent (IsotopeMasterTable) will render the Known / Stable (strict) / Unstable / Predicted / Gap columns, sortable + filterable, with CSV/MD download buttons.

Optional enhancements (I can prep these too):

• Top-gaps endpoint/api/isotopes/top-gaps?limit=20
• Block filters(s/p/d/f) and Z-range presets in the UI
• Model overlays(switch Predicted column between Neufcourt-2020 baseline and, e.g., DRHBc upper range ≈9,035) to visualize theoretical variance
• Drip-line flags(proton/neutron edges) per element

If you want any of those, say the word and I’ll generate the files and code stubs to match your stack.

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