Thorium: Its Isotopes, Reaction Rates, and Fuel Creation Methods

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Thorium: Its Isotopes, Reaction Rates, and Fuel Creation Methods is an in-depth technical and scientific guide to the nuclear fuel of the future—Thorium. Designed to serve as both a foundational reference and an applied engineering manual, this book explores the core principles, mathematical models, and real-world methods necessary to understand and implement Thorium-based nuclear energy.

Beginning with the discovery and natural occurrence of Thorium, the book covers its isotopic properties, neutron behavior, decay chains, and conversion into Uranium-233. Readers are guided through advanced topics such as fuel cycle kinetics, reactor burnup, fabrication techniques, and integration into Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) and hybrid systems. From molten salt technologies to MOX fuels and energy transfer modeling, the book offers a clear path from atomic-level theory to full-scale energy applications.

This work is co-authored by three leaders at the intersection of nuclear physics, engineering, and energy systems infrastructure. Drawing from decades of combined expertise, the authors provide a rare and comprehensive perspective that unifies nuclear science, material science, cybersecurity, and telecommunications into one cohesive vision for a sustainable nuclear future.

Whether you're an advanced student, reactor engineer, energy researcher, or policymaker, this book delivers the insights, equations, and strategies needed to advance the future of clean nuclear power.

About the author

Ronald Legarski is a pioneer in telecommunications and infrastructure modernization, serving as the President and CEO of SolveForce. With more than 20 years of experience in broadband, IT networks, and smart energy systems, Ronald specializes in bridging advanced communication technologies with energy applications. He brings a systems-level perspective to nuclear integration, ensuring Thorium reactors are built to interface with secure, cloud-enabled, and cyber-resilient infrastructures.

Yash Patel is a physicist and engineer with deep expertise in nuclear science, laser technologies, and solid-state energy systems. As the founder of NanoGate Technologies, he has led numerous innovations in compact energy storage and advanced materials. Yash's work focuses on bridging the scientific mechanisms behind nuclear reactions with the practical realities of deployment, particularly in high-efficiency, low-emission energy environments.

Zoltan Csernus is a master electrician and electrical systems expert with over four decades of field experience in industrial and nuclear-grade electrical engineering. As founder of CZ Electric, Zoltan’s contributions include pioneering advances in power quality, reactor wiring, and energy system reliability. His practical knowledge of infrastructure integration is essential in making Thorium reactors safe, scalable, and grid-ready.

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