而且最重要的是，咱们的钍资源，相当于"白送"，成本相当低。我们不需要专门去挖掘钍矿，在提炼稀土的过程中，就会分离出钍，这不是顺便的事情吗？ 而且其他国家如果要精炼稀土，运输到中国进行分离，咱也能掌握钍的动向，主动权始终掌握在我们自己的手里。 经过了前几个月的关税博弈，相信大家都知道了，中国手里有一张王牌，那就是稀土牌！在我国加强稀土的出口管制后，不仅欧洲，就连美国也开始慌张起 来，特朗普对待咱中国的态度似乎也变得柔和起来。 虽然美国无法从中国大批量采购稀土后，曾试着加速建立自己的稀土工厂，但这件事情急不得，就算工厂建立速度加快了，生产线建立起来了，没技术不也 白瞎吗？更何况以美国人的办公效率，没个三五年根本成不了事！ 稀土作为一种矿产资源，在全世界各地都是有分布的，只不过，中国的储量算是比较多的，大约38%的稀土资源，都在中国。尽管美国也有稀土矿，但咱们 手里的"稀土牌"指的可不单单是稀土的储备量，而是稀土精炼技术。简单理解就是，就算其他国家开采了稀土资源，90%以上都得运输到中国，经过中国的 稀土精炼技术加工，最终再运回海外，这一来一回，中国处于什么地位？不言而喻了吧。 钍，其实是在开采稀土时，被剩下来的" ...

Group 1 - The core concept revolves around the potential of thorium as a nuclear fuel, which has a significantly higher energy density compared to traditional fuels like coal and uranium [1][3] - China has discovered a large thorium deposit in Inner Mongolia, estimated to last for 20,000 years, which positions the country favorably in the global energy landscape [1][7] - Thorium-based molten salt reactors (MSRs) offer higher efficiency (45%) compared to traditional nuclear power plants (33%), and can also produce green hydrogen as a byproduct [3][8] Group 2 - The safety profile of thorium reactors is superior, operating at atmospheric pressure and demonstrating resilience in extreme conditions, with tests showing no significant risk of meltdown [5][10] - The cost of electricity generated from thorium is significantly lower, with fuel costs as low as 0.003 yuan per kilowatt-hour, making it 99% cheaper than coal [7][10] - The waste management of thorium reactors is more efficient, with radioactive waste decaying in 300 years compared to thousands of years for uranium, and the ability to extract usable fuel from waste [7][10] Group 3 - China has made significant advancements in thorium reactor technology, becoming the only country to master liquid-fueled molten salt reactors, with plans for commercial deployment by 2029 [10] - The modular design of thorium reactors allows for deployment in remote areas, enhancing energy accessibility and military applications [7][8] - The strategic implications of thorium technology could shift the balance of nuclear energy capabilities, with China potentially outpacing the United States by 15 years in this field [8][10]