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Molten salts are characterized by their melting temperatures and where available their normal boiling points and critical points, all shown in tables. Structural aspects of molten salts as derived from diffraction measurements and computer simulations are tabulated and discussed. The thermochemical properties, as they are theoretically modelled, are dealt with, and the experimental data are tabulated. These include the enthalpies of phase changes, cohesive energies, and heat capacities, the volumetric properties, and surface tension. The transport properties include the viscosity, the electrical conductivity, the self-diffusion, and the thermal conductance, listed in tables. The properties of molten salts as solvents are relevant to non-reactive gases mainly, their solubilities being listed.

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Marcus, Y. (2016). High-Melting Salts. In: Ionic Liquid Properties. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-30313-0_3

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