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November 14, 2025The Journal of Physical Chemistry B

High-Entropy Li–Na–K Fluoride–Chloride Melts for MSRs

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DZDmitry ZakiryanovNTNikolay A. TkachevDZDmitry Zakiryanov

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Overview

Theoretical analysis reveals enhanced thermophysical properties in high-entropy salt mixtures, indicating their potential as coolants for molten salt reactors.

Key Points

  • Enhanced thermophysical properties of high-entropy melts indicate strong coolant potential.
  • Configurational entropy approaches the high-entropy threshold with 1.59R, nearing stability limits.
  • Analysis using molecular dynamics, phenomenological superposition-extrapolation, and thermodynamic theory.
  • High-density compositions derive from phase diagrams with melting points up to 630 °C.

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Zakiryanov et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/692519acc0ce034ddc354146https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.jpcb.5c05076
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