How does a molten salt nuclear reactor work?

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Ethan Ross

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As shown towards the left, the reactor contains --fuel salt--, which is fuel (such as uranium-235) dissolved in a mixture of molten fluoride salts. After a fission chain reaction starts in the reactor, the rate of fission stabilizes once the fuel salt reaches around 700 degrees Celcius.Mar 15, 2017
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As shown towards the left, the reactor contains --fuel salt--, which is fuel (such as uranium-235) dissolved in a mixture of molten fluoride salts. After a fission chain reaction starts in the reactor, the rate of fission stabilizes once the fuel salt reaches around 700 degrees Celcius.Mar 15, 2017
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