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Little has been known about properties of mixtures of metals and molten salts of other metals(1) because of the complexity of their reaction processes. For example, a metal is formed from a solvent reduced by solute metal, in which case the metal dissolves into the remaining salts and eventually dissolves in other molten halides in the salt-rich region. In previous reports the present authors described the experimental results on the dissolution of Cu into molten BiC13(2) and the electrical conductivities of solutions of the tin-molten bismuth trichioride system(3). Subsequent work has been carried out on mixtures of metals and molten salts of other metals, and the results of electrical conductivity measurements in the

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A Study of the Reaction between Metals and Molten Salts (II) &amp;mdash;Electrical Conductivities of Tin-Molten Bismuth Trichloride Solutions&amp;mdash;