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NNadir

(33,574 posts) Thu Jun 24, 2021, 09:02 PM Jun 2021

No threat.

For Father's Day, my son sent me an electronic copy of a book called "Nuclear Corrosion Science and Engineering."

My virus protection software scans every file I download.

So I downloaded a chapter an this popped up: "No threat in Corrosion issues in supercritical water reactor (SCWR) systems."

I don't know about you, but I'm pleased to find that out. I guess I don't have to read the chapter.

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No threat. (Original Post) NNadir Jun 2021 OP

You can't resist a seductive tease like that! You HAVE to find out all the details, you know it! Karadeniz Jun 2021 #1

OK, but only after I read the chapter on corrosion in liquid metals. NNadir Jun 2021 #2

Perhaps your son bought you the educated equivalent of a Barbara Cartland novel! Lots of pages and Karadeniz Jun 2021 #3

Karadeniz

(22,587 posts)

1. You can't resist a seductive tease like that! You HAVE to find out all the details, you know it!

Reply to NNadir (Original post)

Thu Jun 24, 2021, 10:54 PM

Jun 2021

NNadir

(33,574 posts)

2. OK, but only after I read the chapter on corrosion in liquid metals.

Reply to Karadeniz (Reply #1)

Fri Jun 25, 2021, 09:14 AM

Jun 2021

The virus protection software also generated a "No threat..." commentary on that one.

I think it's over confident.

Karadeniz

(22,587 posts)

3. Perhaps your son bought you the educated equivalent of a Barbara Cartland novel! Lots of pages and