IX. THERMAL EXPANSIVITY OF SOLIDS

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INTRODUCTION TO THERMAL EXPANSIVITY OF SOLIDS Values of thermal expansion are given in the form of (a) total fractional expansion, L293 - LT : and (b) by coefficient 7 L 293 of expansion dL change per unit length per K. For example L dT ’ the total fractional expansion (or contraction) for copper for a temperature change from 293.15OK (2OoC) to 50°K is .00321 in./ine, i.e., a bar will be .00321 inches shorter at 50°K-.per inch of length than it was at 293.15 OK. However, the coefficient of expansion for copper at 50 0 K is.0000038 in./in.- 0 K, i.e. it will expand (or contract) .0000038 inches per inch per 0 0 K temperature change from 50 K. Reprinted from WADD TECH. REPORT 60-56 . . . .. . . - _. .- . .... IX-A-1 0 January 9, 1967
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