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At 1 MW/m2 heat flux, lithium is melted (~200 C) in seconds.

DiMES has exposed three lithium samples at the DIII-D lower divertor to locked mode and type-I ELMs events. Melt layer movement of Lithium . SS backplate. graphite. At 1 MW/m2 heat flux, lithium is melted (~200 C) in seconds.

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At 1 MW/m2 heat flux, lithium is melted (~200 C) in seconds.

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  1. DiMES has exposed three lithium samples at the DIII-D lower divertor to locked mode and type-I ELMs events Melt layer movement of Lithium SS backplate graphite • At 1 MW/m2 heat flux, lithium is melted (~200 C) in seconds. • Once melted, JxB forces during locked mode and type-I ELMs displaced lithium, ~1 mm of Li was removed. • Lithium was measured in the core during displacement despite of the Li surface is ~10e-4 area fraction of the DIII-D divertor. • Contaminated lithium with Li2O did not melt and was not displaced. • Significant neutral lithium was measured from charge exchange neutrals when the sample was in the private region. • Further details will be obtained from continuing data analysis, the 4th dedicated experiment and detailed modeling. Li I light from DiMESduring locked mode (Dt ~ 16 ms) JxB B  J F ROSP 1.3 R(m) 1.4 1.5

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