5. Liquid metals
Liquid metals currently used as heat transfer fluids, or at least extensively tested, include mercury (Hg), sodium (Na), sodium-potassium alloys (Na-K), lithium (Li), lead (Pb) and lead-bismuth alloys (Pb-Bi). Their melting and boiling temperatures are shown in table
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