Posted by Luke Weston on March 28, 2008
Well, this is my light reading for tonight - from Physics Today, May 1979.
Very interesting stuff indeed - and of course, there’s no doubting that the author knows what he’s talking about.
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March 29, 2008 at 5:12 am
Not to take anything away from the great Hans Bethe, but a molten salt reactor can be used as a thorium breeder with less fuss than a fission reactor.