1971
DOI: 10.1088/0022-3719/4/8/001
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The thermal expansion of rubidium chloride at low temperatures

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“…Negative y ( T ) may also be expcct.ed for RbCl and RbBr in agreement with the measurements and estimates made by White [5] for Y(T = 0). The experimental dat,a of RbCl by Cooper and Yates [7] and of RbBr by James and Yatcs [6] deviat,e of the order of 7% from the theoretical predictions. However, more refined results of RbBr obtained by White (1968) [5] indicate that the discrepancy is reduced for this crystal.…”
Section: Numerical Calculationsmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…Negative y ( T ) may also be expcct.ed for RbCl and RbBr in agreement with the measurements and estimates made by White [5] for Y(T = 0). The experimental dat,a of RbCl by Cooper and Yates [7] and of RbBr by James and Yatcs [6] deviat,e of the order of 7% from the theoretical predictions. However, more refined results of RbBr obtained by White (1968) [5] indicate that the discrepancy is reduced for this crystal.…”
Section: Numerical Calculationsmentioning
confidence: 74%