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molten salt

2018-11-09View Original

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May I ask, sir, is the 400-degree molten salt in a completely molten state? Is there a gas phase present? Thank you to the expert for the answer! !
Reply #22018-11-11
I also took a quick look; it seems there isn’t any. Thanks for the answer from the 2nd floor! !
Reply #32019-03-02
It depends on its composition; at such a high temperature, it is generally in a liquid state. Generally, multi-component molten salts become liquid at temperatures above 200 degrees.

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