COMPATIBILITY OF MOLTEN URANIUM DIOXIDE WITH FIVE REFRACTORY MATERIALS
Compatibility of molten uranium dioxide with refractory metals
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Compatibility of molten uranium dioxide with refractory metals
Visible absorption spectra of lithium, sodium, and potassium in molten lithium chloride-potassium chloride
Thermodynamic properties of molten lead silicates
Visible absorption bands of alkali metals in molten alkali chlorides
Visible absorption spectra of sodium in molten sodium iodide as function of F center formation
Coating bearing surfaces with calcium fluoride-barium fluoride film provides effective lubrication against sliding friction in molten sodium and other severe environments at high and low temperatures.
Crucible from a mixture of a beryllium oxide aggregate and hydraulic refractory cement, and coated with an impervious refractory oxide will not deteriorate in the presence of fused salt- molten metal mixtures such as uranium- magnesium-zinc-halide salt systems. Vessels cast by this process are used in the flux reduction of oxides of thorium and uranium.
Steel and tantalum apparatus contains various ternary alloys of cadmium, zinc, and magnesium used in pyrochemical processes for the recovery of uranium-base reactor fuels. These materials exhibit good corrosion resistance at the high temperatures necessary for fuel separation in liquid metal-molten salt solvents.
Crystallization kinetics of molten binary and ternary oxide systems
Viscosity measurements of molten borates and phosphates compared with theory of silicate slag ion activity
Investigation of glass formation by studies of molten binary and ternary oxide systems crystallization kinetics
Electrical conductance and activation energy measurements on mixtures of calcium and potassium nitrate show the hydrated form to be a new class of molten salt. The theoretical glass transition temperature of the hydrate varied in a manner opposite to that of the anhydrous system.
Filtered samples of molten metals are obtained by filtering through a plug of porous material fitted in the end of a sample tube, and unfiltered samples are obtained by using a capillary-tube extension rod with a perforated bucket. With these methods there are no sampling errors or loss of liquid.
Dynamic, viscoelastic properties of molten polyethylene with fillers
Equilibrium solubilities of niobium and tantalum in molten potassium
Glass formation studied from crystallization kinetics of molten binary and ternary oxide system
Kinetics of crystallization of molten binary and ternary oxide systems
Electrochemical reduction of chlorine on pyrolytic carbon in molten lithium chloride-potassium chloride