I’m in Wyoming to celebrate the next nuclear breakthrough
"liquid sodium, whose boiling point is more than 8 times higher than water’s"Ew, multiplicative temperature comparisons in unspecified units.Sodium's boiling point is 882'C."so it can absorb all the extra heat"Confusion of temperature and heat? Sodium's specific heat capacity is ~1/3 of water, so sodium's higher boiling point doesn't by itself mean that it can absorb more heat, though ofc the combination is still in sodium's favour.