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Discontinuous Thermal Expansions and Phase Transformations in Crystals at Higher Temperatures

Description: The purpose of this investigation is to make more detailed studies of transformations. Fourteen compounds have been examined by high temperature X-ray diffraction for this purpose. The investigations have been carried out in such a way as to reveal: 1. the existence of transformations, 2. the influence of polarizability on thermal expansion, 3. the anisotropy of expansion, and 4. the discontinuity of thermal expansion.
Date: 1967
Creator: Hsu, Yuan Tsun
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The Thermal Expansion of NaCl at High Pressures and Temperatures

Description: Abstract: The thermal expansion of NaCl at high pressures and temperatures is estimated by extrapolating high temperature compressibility data to high pressures using finite strain theory. The thermal expansion is apparently negative at pressures over 50,000 bars at 300°C and at higher pressures at other temperatures.
Date: December 1958
Creator: Hughes, Harry
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Refractories for Atomic Power Production: April 1950

Description: Report providing an update on the development of refractories for atomic power production at the Bureau of Mines' Electrotechnical Laboratory highlighting the development and electrical resistance testing of a semiconducting ceramic body.
Date: April 30, 1950
Creator: Skinner, K. G.
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Density and Thermal Expansion of Ethyl Alcohol and of its Mixtures with Water

Description: Report issued by the Bureau of Standards over the thermal expansion of ethyl alcohol. As stated in the introduction, "the scope of the present work includes the preparation of pure anhydrous ethyl alcohol, the determination of the density and thermal expansion of this alcohol and its mixtures with water, and the construction from these data of tables for convenient use" (p. 328). This report includes tables, and illustrations.
Date: 1913
Creator: Osborne, N. S.; McKelvy, E. C. & Bearce, H. W.
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Measurements on the Thermal Expansion of Fused Silica

Description: Scientific paper issued by the Bureau of Standards over thermal expansion of fused silica. As stated in the abstract, "this paper gives the results of an investigation on the thermal expansion of transparent and nontransparent fused silica for various temperature ranges between -125 and +1,000 degrees Celsius. A detailed description of the apparatus and the methods used in this research and a summary of available data obtained by previous observers on the thermal expansion of fused silica are g… more
Date: April 13, 1926
Creator: Souder, Wilmer H. & Hidnert, Peter
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Thermal Expansion of Insulating Materials

Description: Scientific paper issued by the Bureau of Standards over studies on thermal expansion. Expansivity tests are conducted on many different insulating materials. The results of the tests are discussed. This paper includes tables, photographs, and illustrations.
Date: December 27, 1919
Creator: Souder, Wilmer H. & Hidnert, Peter
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A New Interferential Dilatometer

Description: Scientific paper issued by the Bureau of Mines over development of a dilatometer. The instrument is used in tests of thermal expansion. The methods are presented and discussed. This paper includes an illustration.
Date: February 28, 1920
Creator: Priest, Irwin G.
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Thermal relations for two-phase expansion with phase equilibrium and example for combustion products of boron-containing fuel

Description: Report presenting a procedure for integrating equations involving pressure, temperature, and density in order to analyze an expansion process that occurs when boric oxide from fuels condenses during expansion. An example is provided to illustrate the manner in which the equations can be used to analyze a one-dimensional expansion with phase equilibrium.
Date: May 20, 1957
Creator: Tower, Leonard K.
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