QUOTE(AtomInfo.Ru @ 5.3.2017, 12:23)

Ан нет, стоп! Они же массы мерили!
Тогда всё. Было 501 кг 233U, стало 507,5 кг 233U.
507,5 / 501 = 1,013
да, конечно
потому я думаю, скорее опечатка
QUOTE(AtomInfo.Ru @ 5.3.2017, 12:23)

А ещё лучше - страничку соответствующую отсканьте, если возможно.
даже в подвал не пришлось идти - есть этот куск на гугель букс ():
AWЦитата
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Although the molten-salt system was never allowed to show its full capability as a breeder, a 233U-232Th thermal breeder was demonstrated in Admiral Rickover's Shippingport reactor. Operating with 233U fuel and a thorium blanket, this reactor actually demonstrated a breeding ratio of 1.03—i.e., for every 233U burned, 1.03 new 233U was produced. This accomplishment has gone unnoticed since the cost of power from Shippingport is much higher than from other sources. Whether, as cheap uranium becomes scarce, other reactors will be fueled with 233U and thorium remains to be seen. Thus, as Wigner once said, breeders may emerge from incremental improvements of existing light-water or heavy-water reactors, or may spring from entirely new technologies specifically designed for the breeder. As for fast uranium breeders, the latter path is being followed in France, Japan, India, and Russia. (The French fast breeder PHENIX has demonstrated a breeding ratio of 1.13.) But as for thermal thorium breeders, it seems that these will emerge from the existing nonbreeder LWR or CANDU rather than from molten-salt technology.
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