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146 88. A. D. Kelmers et ale, Evaluation of Altemte Secondary (and Te+ tiary) Coolants for the Motteaz-Salt ~reeder Reactor, ORWm-5325 (April 1976 1 89. Cn J. Barton et ale, Molten-Sal% Reactor &.Og?+%m 3emiannmt gPiog~%Ss Report f o Period ~ ,?%ding ~~brmry 29, 196BS QRm-4254, p0 166. 90. E. L. Compere, He C. Savage, and J. M. Baker, "High Intensity Gama Irradiation of Molten Sodium Flusroborate-sodim Fluoride Eutectic Salt," J. R7ucte Mat. 34, 97 (l9701. 92. D. Me Richardson and J. E%. Shaffer, Mo'&ten-Salt Reactor f i ~ g m Semiannual Progpess Report for Period Ending February 28, 2970, ORNL-4548, p. 136. 95. S. Cantor and Re M. &Jaller, Motten-Salt Reactor Bogm Semknnwt Progress Report for Period Ending August 31, 1970, ORNL-4622, p. 79. $6. J. B. ~ates Report ~ Q P et ale, Molten-Salt Reaskor fiogram &mianntlal ~ Q ~ P Q S S p. 94. Period fidiazg February 28, 1991 ~ OWML-4676, 98. J. B. Bates, J. P. Young, and e. E, Boyd, Molten-Salt Reactor -0- gmm Sem&znnuail. *ogress Report for Period &ding ?WwuapSy 29, 2992, ORWL-4782, p. 59. 99. J. P. Young, J. B. Bates, and G. E. Boyd, Molten-Salt Reacbor &og m %miannual Progress Report for Period hdilzg August 31, 1992, ORNL-4832, p. 52. . .. , . . ..... -.ys
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operation of the PISRE. 67 analyses
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such contamination. For a demonstra
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