1907
DOI: 10.1002/andp.19063270102
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Eine Vergleichung der optischen Temperaturskale mit dem Stickstoffthermometer bis 1600°

Abstract: SpBter hat Harker (Proc. Roy. SOC. A. 76. p. 235. 1905) diese d. Phys. 2. p. 505. 1900. fJbereinstimrnung bis zum Schmelzpunkt des Platins bewieaen. Annalen dor Phyeik. IV. Folge. 22. 1 2 L. Holborn u. S. Valentines..suchungen Temperaturen bis 1400O in Frage, fur die die Abweichungen vom Gesetz im allgemeinen innerhalb der Fehlergrenze lagen.') Nur einmal wurde diese uberschritten bei der Temperatur von 1373O. Hier fanden L u m m e r und P r i n g sh e im a) bei der Prufung der BeziehungEm T-= = const., nach d… Show more

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“…The room-temperature lattice parameter determined by Owen & Yates (1933) is 3.8391/k (converted from kX) which is in good agreement with our value 3.8390A at 30°C. The mean thermal expansion value from 0 to 800°C calculated from the analytical formula given by Holborn & Valentiner (1907) is 7.62 x 10 .6 °C -1. Our value from 30 to 865 °C is 7.33 x 10 .6 °C -1.…”
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“…The room-temperature lattice parameter determined by Owen & Yates (1933) is 3.8391/k (converted from kX) which is in good agreement with our value 3.8390A at 30°C. The mean thermal expansion value from 0 to 800°C calculated from the analytical formula given by Holborn & Valentiner (1907) is 7.62 x 10 .6 °C -1. Our value from 30 to 865 °C is 7.33 x 10 .6 °C -1.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The macroscopic thermal expansion coefficients of rhodium at high temperatures have been determined by Ebert (1938) and those of iridium by Holborn & Valentiner (1907). No X-ray measurements are available for either of these metals.…”
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“…No information is available on the density of the alloys with rhodium; but the value of 12.4 g/cm^for rhodium at 20°C, as given in reference [47], may be used to calculate approximate densities of the aUoys. [48] give the equation Z,=;o(l-f 6.6967X 10-« '^-f 1.158X lO"* t'),…”
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confidence: 99%