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Which liquid metal is used for heat transfer in nuclear power stations?

ALiquid caesium
BLiquid lithium
CLiquid sodium
DLiquid calcium
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Liquid sodium
Liquid sodium carries heat away from the reactor core in nuclear power stations.
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