1966
DOI: 10.1088/0026-1394/2/1/003
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The Derivation of the Provisional Reference Table CCT 64,T= f (W) for Platinum Resistance Thermometers for the Range from 12 to 273.15 °K: Part I. The Derivation of the Table for the Range from 12 to 95 °K

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“…The relationship of the analytic function of the modified table to the experimental data of Ref. [9] (which are the basis of the CCT64 table in the range 12 K to 90 K). The deviations shown here may be compared with the equivalent ones of the CCT64 table shown in Fig.…”
Section: The Cct64 Table and A Modification Of Itmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The relationship of the analytic function of the modified table to the experimental data of Ref. [9] (which are the basis of the CCT64 table in the range 12 K to 90 K). The deviations shown here may be compared with the equivalent ones of the CCT64 table shown in Fig.…”
Section: The Cct64 Table and A Modification Of Itmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is obvious that thermometers calibrated elsewhere can be concluded in this programme if the scale on which they were calibrated bears a known relation to the NBS55 scale. Since the relations between national scales are now fairly well known ([17, 181, but see also test 10 below), and can also be deduced from the published work on which the CCT64 table is based [9], this has allowed us to refer the 25 non-NRC-calibrated thermometers to our common base.…”
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