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Oneear

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1. Bridgeton Missouri would be happy for you to come and Dig up the West Lake Landfill part of it has thorium
Reply to NNadir (Original post)
Sat Jan 25, 2025, 01:15 PM
Jan 25

If you would want to come Just anytime to start and haul it off

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High-Temperature Ferrofluids Based on Molten Salts [View all] NNadir Jan 25 OP
Bridgeton Missouri would be happy for you to come and Dig up the West Lake Landfill part of it has thorium Oneear Jan 25 #1
I'm sure that in a wiser future, people will oblige. It's an extremely valuable resource if there is any hope... NNadir Jan 25 #2
I remember that you had said that you're not a molten salt kind of guy. StevieM Jan 29 #3
The most famous molten salt is Flibe, which is beryllium based with... NNadir Jan 29 #4
Fluorides John ONeill Friday #5
Someone once asked me to consult - for free - to make an MSR with lithium free BeF2 as the coolant. NNadir Friday #6
Copenhagen Atomics John ONeill Friday #7
Thanks. I've heard peripherally of this company, but have not accessed the details. We have entered a new... NNadir Friday #8
CopAtomx John ONeill Saturday #9
Then it's a fast spectrum reactor and far more interesting in my view. NNadir Saturday #10
Copenhagen Atomics design John ONeill Tuesday #11
Thanks John, for looking into it. It's an intriguing design. Of course, Denmark could build two large nuclear... NNadir Tuesday #12
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