Electrochemistry of Curium in Molten Chlorides

Molten salts and especially fused chlorides are the convenient medium for selective dissolution and deposition of metals. The existence of a wide spectrum of individual salt melts and their mixtures with different cation and anion composition gives the real possibility of use the solvents with the optimum electrochemical and physical-chemical properties, which are necessary for solving specific radiochemistry objects. Also molten alkali metal chlorides have a high radiation resistance and are not the moderator of neutrons as aqua and organic mediums [Uozumi, 2004; Willit, 2005].