Evaluation of the U.S. Department of Energy's Alternatives for the Removal and Disposition of Molten Salt Reactor Experiment Fluoride Salts (1997) / Chapter Skim
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Appendix B: Alternative Fluorinating Agents
Appendix B: Alternative Fluorinating Agents
Pages 103-106
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As a general rule, the short-lived fluorinating agents listed below would be more effective in a flow system rather than a closed system. The list below is not exhaustive; for example, xenon fluorides, because they are reasonably well known in fluoride chemistry work, are not included.
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This compound is stable at liquid nitrogen temperatures but has a life of only a few seconds at room temperature. It can be generate`d at a few hundred grams per hour in a simple coaxial reactor consisting of a liquid nitrogen-cooled, 1~/2-inch outer-diameter stainless steel jacket with an inner car-rod-heated, 3/~-inch nickel tube.
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. The production rates of KrF2 should be able to be scaled up from the current LANL coaxial laboratory-type reactor systems to enable sufficient feed for stripping lower uranium fluoride residues from the freeboard regions in MSRE drain tanks and off-gas traps.
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