Molten fluoride fuel salt chemistry
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The chemistry of molten fluorides is traced from their development as fuels in the Molten Salt Reactor Experiment with important factors in their selection being discussed. Key chemical characteristics such as solubility, redox behavior, and chemical activity are explained as they relate to the behavior of molten fluoride fuel systems. Development requirements for fitting the current state of the chemistry to modern nuclear fuel system are described. It is concluded that while much is known about molten fluoride behavior which can be used effectively to reduce the amount of development required for future systems, some significant molten salt chemical questions must still be addressed.
- University of North Texas United States
- Oak Ridge National Laboratory United States
400702, Design, Fuels Production And Properties, Nonbreeding, 40 Chemistry, 21 Specific Nuclear Reactors And Associated Plants, Molten Salt Reactors, 38 Radiation Chemistry, Fluorides, 05 Nuclear Fuels, Nuclear Fuels, Oxidation, Reduction, Reprocessing 050700, Radiochemistry, Coolants, Chemical Reactions, Molten Salt Fueled Reactors, 11 Nuclear Fuel Cycle And Fuel Materials, Power Reactors, Chemical Properties, Solubility, Molten Salt Fuels, 210300, Graphite, Graphite Moderated, Properties Of Radioactive Materials, And Nuclear Chemistry
400702, Design, Fuels Production And Properties, Nonbreeding, 40 Chemistry, 21 Specific Nuclear Reactors And Associated Plants, Molten Salt Reactors, 38 Radiation Chemistry, Fluorides, 05 Nuclear Fuels, Nuclear Fuels, Oxidation, Reduction, Reprocessing 050700, Radiochemistry, Coolants, Chemical Reactions, Molten Salt Fueled Reactors, 11 Nuclear Fuel Cycle And Fuel Materials, Power Reactors, Chemical Properties, Solubility, Molten Salt Fuels, 210300, Graphite, Graphite Moderated, Properties Of Radioactive Materials, And Nuclear Chemistry
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