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Chemistry, 19.04.2021 01:00 mooreadrian412

One mechanism for storing solar energy for use at night or cloudy days is to use collected energy to melt salts. The stored energy would be retrieved by A. Converting molten salts to the gas phase.
B. Reacting molten salts with water to produce hydrogen gas.
C. Electrolyzing the molten salts.
D. Allowing salts to solidify to heat steam to drive a turbine.

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