I've been looking for information on this subject online and have had little luck.
Anyways, I know that liquid mercury won't react with solid NaCl, but I read in a couple reports that molten LiCl and KCl will react with liquid mercury to form Li(s)/K(s) and Hg2Cl2. I was wondering if anybody had some information on whether this accurate and could be applied to reacting molten NaCl and liquid Hg.
Thanks for your time!