Thermal Expansion of SolidsCho Yen Ho, Richard Erwin Taylor |
Contents
XII | 90 |
XIII | 97 |
XV | 98 |
XVIII | 105 |
XIX | 109 |
XX | 110 |
XXI | 115 |
XXII | 118 |
XXIII | 121 |
XXIV | 125 |
XXV | 126 |
XXVI | 128 |
XXVII | 131 |
XXVIII | 135 |
XXX | 137 |
XXXI | 138 |
XXXII | 145 |
XXXIII | 146 |
XXXIV | 151 |
XXXV | 153 |
XXXVI | 157 |
XXXVIII | 158 |
XXXIX | 163 |
XL | 165 |
XLII | 170 |
XLIII | 171 |
XLIV | 174 |
XLV | 176 |
XLVI | 177 |
XLVII | 179 |
XLVIII | 181 |
XLIX | 182 |
L | 184 |
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alloys angle anharmonic anisotropic approximation atoms Barron beam beam splitter Brillouin Zone calculated calibration capacitance capacitor cell coefficient of thermal configuration constant contributions copper cubic derived determined diffractometer dilatometry displacement effects elastic electronic elements energy entropy Equation experimental fiducial marks Fizeau Interferometer frequencies fringe furnace given Grüneisen function Grüneisen parameters Hahn heat capacity Helmholtz energy high temperatures Kirby laser lattice length linear thermal expansion low temperatures magnetic melting point metals method microscopes models niobium obtained optical flats phase phase transitions phonon Phys plate polarization potential pressure properties Push-Rod pushrod pyrometer quasi-harmonic Reference Materials room temperature rotation sample Section sensitivity silica solid specimen strain stress structure superconducting surface symmetry tantalum technique temperature measurements temperature range tensor theory thermal expansion coefficient thermal expansion measurements thermocouples thermodynamic thermometer transition tube tungsten uncertainty values vibrational volume wave plate X-Ray Diffraction zero
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Page xvii - Data Series on Material Properties is an updated, expanded, and completely reorganized successor of the earlier TPRC Data Series entitled Thermophysical Properties of Matter. The reorganization is intended to bring into each volume of the series a complete summary of the properties of a group of related materials, within the scope of thermophysical and electronic properties assigned to CINDAS as a National Data Center.
Page xvii - ... room-temperature values of a number of selected mechanical properties. This is followed by sections presenting data on a given property of the material. Each section includes a discussion of the available data and information on the property, a discussion of the considerations involved in arriving at the final assessment and recommendation, a discussion of any anomalous behavior of the property, a comparison of the recommended values with the experimental data, and a statement of the estimated...
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Experimental Techniques in Low-Temperature Physics: Fourth Edition Guy White,Philip J. Meeson No preview available - 2002 |