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- adjective geology Describing deposits of
minerals formed from warm water at shallow depth - adjective physics Describing
neutrons ofkinetic energy greater than that ofthermal motion
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Examples
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You're better off looking for the higher grade - "epithermal" - smaller vein, higher grade, near-surface deposits that will have an easier time of actually going the whole distance and getting into production.
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You're better off looking for the higher grade - "epithermal" - smaller vein, higher grade, near-surface deposits that will have an easier time of actually going the whole distance and getting into production.
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Three of the six are fast reactors, one can be built as a fast reactor, one is described as epithermal, and only two operate with slow neutrons like today's plants.
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Three of the six systems are fast reactors, one can be built as a fast reactor, and one is described as epithermal - these five are described below.
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Three of the six are fast reactors, one can be built as a fast reactor, one is described as epithermal, and only two operate with slow neutrons like today's plants.
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El Dorado and the vast majority of gold-bearing systems in El Salvador are of a deposit type that is the single cleanest type of primary metal deposit on the planet low-sulfidation epithermal.
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While not strictly a fast neutron reactor, the uranium fuel is dissolved in the sodium fluoride salt coolant which circulates through graphite core channels to achieve some moderation and an epithermal neutron spectrum.
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In an MSR, the Uranium fuel is dissolved in the sodium fluoride salt coolant, which circulates through graphite core channels to achieve some moderation and an epithermal neutron spectrum.
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It is not a fast reactor, but with some moderation by the graphite is epithermal (intermediate neutron speed).
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Thermal, epithermal, and fast neutrons interact with atomic nuclei creating secondary ionizing radiation and are called indirectly ionizing radiation.
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