The density of liquid silver from its melting point to its normal boiling point 2450°K

Thermal Diffusivity Measurement for p-Si and Ag/p-Si by Photoacoustic Technique

“…The TD values of p-Si and Ag / p-Si samples are tabulated in Table 1. The melting point of pure silver is 961°C [19]. The result show the melting point of the silver is within the range from 960 to 1200°C (two-layer sample) [20].…”

Electron beam induced growth of silver nanowhiskers

“…Moreover, melting of nanoscale Ag might happen at the temperatures starting from 400 1C [39] and lead to even larger expansion up to 10% (density of solid silver ρ Ag E10.57 g/cm 3 and liquid silver ρ Ag E9.346 g/cm 3 , [40]). Therefore, Ag/TiO 2 thermal stress can partly justify nanowhisker growth.…”

Effect of pressure on the melting of iron

“…These values are nearly compatible with the initial slope of the 3Fe fusion curve predicted from zero-pressure data. This calculated slope, 3.6 ___ 0.6 deg/kb, is based on a volume change of 0.293 _ 0.003 cm3/g-atom[Basinski et al, 1955;Kirshenbaum and Cahill, 1962] and an entropy change of 2.0 --0.3 eu[Hultgren et al, 1963]. The slight discrepancy between predicted and observed slopes is probably due to uncertainties in the thermodynamic data for pure iron and the effect of pressure on thermocouple readings.…”