1. Dec 13, 2005 #1

   cdhotfire

   

   Anyone know where I could find a couple of chemical equations for Thorium. I need them for a project I am currently doing. I have not been able to find any.:uhh:
   Thank you.

    

   cdhotfire, Dec 13, 2005
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3. Dec 15, 2005 #2

   Ouabache

   

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   Do you know some compounds containing Thorium? That would be my first step.
   (hint: do a websearch using keywords Thorium compounds)

    

   Ouabache, Dec 15, 2005
4. Dec 15, 2005 #3

   Astronuc

   

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   http://www.webelements.com/webelements/elements/text/Th/key.html
   
   As Ouabache indicated, one needs to specify the form and/or process in order to know what equation.
   
   Is the interest in a chemical reaction, or thermophysical property?
   
   Thoria is used as a nuclear fue, but also as an finely dispersed oxide for strengthening or modifying certain alloys, e.g. thoriated tungsten electrodes for welding.

    

   Astronuc, Dec 15, 2005

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