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Yee Jiunn Terh

Email: yjterh@berkeley.edu

Yee Jiunn is a 2020 Master of Engineering graduate in UC Berkeley Nuclear Engineering Department working on characterizing the thermodynamic properties of molten salts for applications in Generation IV nuclear reactors such as the Molten Salt Reactors. This includes using thermodynamic software such as FactSage to model and optimize the phase diagrams of multi-component salt mixtures based on experimental data, and extract valuable thermodynamic information on the salt mixtures. Yee Jiunn received his Bachelors of Engineering in Chemical Engineering from the National University of Singapore.

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