Electric conductivity of melts of three-component and four-component systems containing uranium, thorium, beryllium, and lithium fluorides

Desyatnik, V.N.; Koverda, A. P.; Kurbatov, N. N.; Bystrov, V. V.

doi:10.1007/bf01121170

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“…Typical studies that have been reported are (1) thorium tetrafluoride with lithium and sodium fluorides using magnesia capillaries and nickel container and electrodes up to 950°C, 171 (2) uranium, thorium, beryllium, and lithium term ry and quaternary fluoride systems using beryllia capillaries and molybdenum electrodes up to 1000°C, 172 and 3uranium and sodium fluoride using polycrystalline magnesia capillaries up to 1170°C. 17 *…”

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confidence: 99%

Experimental studies of actinides in molten salts

Reavis¹

1985

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This review stresses techniques used in studies of molten salts containing multigram amounts of actinides exhibiting intense alpha activity but little or no penetrating gamma radiation. The preponderance of studies have used halides because oxygencontaining actinide compounds (other than oxides) are generally unstable at high temperatures. Topics discussed here include special enclosures, materials problems, preparation and purification of acticide elements and compounds, and measurements of various properties of the molten volts. Property measurements discussed are phase relationships, vapor pressure, density, viscosity, absorption spectra, electromotive force, and conductance.

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confidence: 99%