anions, which are the most mobile in this type of rock. But Landais says that it would take hundreds of thousands of years for them to diffuse to the surface, by which time their low concentrations and lower levels of ra

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Date: 2014-06-21 19:33:35 Nuclear technology Nuclear physics Energy Thorium Nuclear reprocessing Actinides Nuclear fuels Liquid fluoride thorium reactor Molten salt reactor Breeder reactor Thorium fuel cycle Nuclear reactor		anions, which are the most mobile in this type of rock. But Landais says that it would take hundreds of thousands of years for them to diffuse to the surface, by which time their low concentrations and lower levels of ra Add to Reading List Source URL: www.350.me.uk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 333,71 KB Share Document on Facebook

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