It seems obvious to me, but I just don't know what the factors are that influence people to come to or not come to conclusions. So, let's mention it.
https://chatgpt.com/share/685ef92e-4cdc-8012-a6ee-d6f3719187b3
Hybrid molten salt reactors using solar power
New findings suggest radiation-induced chemistry in molten salt reactors could mitigate metal corrosion, paving the way for safer nuclear energy. #NuclearEnergy #MoltenSaltReactors #CorrosionControl
https://geekoo.news/radiation-chemistrys-role-in-mitigating-corrosion-in-molten-salt-reactors/
@brianvastag @chrisnelder Reminds me of deep geothermal. Science tells us that internal heat beneath the earth is nuclear in origin. Essentially the earth is a very dilute nuclear reactor. Natural hydrogen seems to be a thermochemical reaction involving water and this nuclear geothermal heat. How about just coupling molten salt reactor heat to an above ground version of this process?
@jmtixhon Interesting. However, I’m not sure using green hydrogen as a chemical source of heat is the best climate reduction strategy. What is really needed in my opinion is a non carbon heat source such as might be possible from molten salt reactors.
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