Comment Comment by marcosdumay A 1MW research reactor.Anyway, why is it always a fluoride salt? Is it because of the melting point or because of some nuclear property?I imagine there is some very relevant reason, because a less reactive anion (even chlorine) would be much easier to work with. parent marcosdumay 4 years ago
Anyway, why is it always a fluoride salt? Is it because of the melting point or because of some nuclear property?
I imagine there is some very relevant reason, because a less reactive anion (even chlorine) would be much easier to work with.