Irrelevant because that's not what makes MSRs work, buckaroo.
chemical process, create run off.
What process and what "run off"?
Now answer how using sodium was so much better than carbon
What carbon? You mean coal? Did you mispell cesium?
if you're bullshit and stupid
No, U
since have had really dumb little bitches tell me really stupid things.
I can relate
The paper shits some advertising, next they're getting vaccinated for free and now their face is crooked, they can't have kids, and their brain is cloted, and their heart is enlarged, then they're in a coma but the press told them to swallow.
Sir, this is a Wendy's.
don't care about your Chernobyl
Pretty relevant when discussing how safe reactors are.
it doesn't have the same output.
And electric cars don't have the same output as gas. What's the point? Are you making an argument or just making observations?
Electric cars are actually worse for the environment. How many more emissions are used in making brand new car manufacture. Rather than in the previous vehicles already manufactured and in use. It will take at least 3 generations of EVs to pay off that debt. Which they won't because they break quicker. Where does the energy come from. Many are still using coal power. Solar and wind need even more costs for the greater demand of even more energy being used, neither are environmental. Ewaste isn't being recycled according to the increasing demand we have already changed epochs from it. Panels contain
acids lead and plastic forgetting the battery. Turbines are made from carbon fibre. Regardless, how long do EVs last. The battery lasts about 7 years. Electricity is the first product to break in every car. Most people can't repair those parts. Costing even more services and lessening lifetimes. Every product used creating more emissions to reproduce. Unlike previous gas cars averaging much longer lifetimes for every part. EVs don't recycle like gas cars they are largely ewaste. Their batteries are also much worse environmentally for recycling.
But we are talking about your bullshit, the turbine is a vent. It has hot and cooled processes requiring water. It is a resource being depleted. If it isn't full of the production. Like nuclear water.
Aside from the run off of the constant resources needed to create its energy.
The nuclear waste. It is a nuclear reactor we were talking about one stage of its production where it still enriches uranium and also creates nuclear fuel.
Irrelevant because that's not what makes MSRs work, buckaroo.
What process and what "run off"?
What carbon? You mean coal? Did you mispell cesium?
No, U
I can relate
Sir, this is a Wendy's.
Pretty relevant when discussing how safe reactors are.
And electric cars don't have the same output as gas. What's the point? Are you making an argument or just making observations?
Electric cars are actually worse for the environment. How many more emissions are used in making brand new car manufacture. Rather than in the previous vehicles already manufactured and in use. It will take at least 3 generations of EVs to pay off that debt. Which they won't because they break quicker. Where does the energy come from. Many are still using coal power. Solar and wind need even more costs for the greater demand of even more energy being used, neither are environmental. Ewaste isn't being recycled according to the increasing demand we have already changed epochs from it. Panels contain acids lead and plastic forgetting the battery. Turbines are made from carbon fibre. Regardless, how long do EVs last. The battery lasts about 7 years. Electricity is the first product to break in every car. Most people can't repair those parts. Costing even more services and lessening lifetimes. Every product used creating more emissions to reproduce. Unlike previous gas cars averaging much longer lifetimes for every part. EVs don't recycle like gas cars they are largely ewaste. Their batteries are also much worse environmentally for recycling.
But we are talking about your bullshit, the turbine is a vent. It has hot and cooled processes requiring water. It is a resource being depleted. If it isn't full of the production. Like nuclear water.
Aside from the run off of the constant resources needed to create its energy.
No. MSRs are self contained.
What "run off"? You mean like the diesel required to ship materials?
The nuclear waste. It is a nuclear reactor we were talking about one stage of its production where it still enriches uranium and also creates nuclear fuel.
Outside of it also storing the excess heat.
Uranium isn't enriched by using it as fuel, and I thought we were talking about molten salts.