IX. THERMAL EXPANSIVITY OF SOLIDS

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THERMAL EXPANSION OF POLYTHENE Sources of Data: Laquer and Head 1952. (In addition to the substances listed in the table, data have been given for 16 specially compounded rubbers by Bunsmoor et al. 1958 and Trepus et al. 1959. These data consist.mainly of values of (L -L 293 78 Other Re ference s : WOQ~, Bekkedahl and Peters 1939. Discussion: Polyethylene made by E.I. Du Pont de Nemours and Co.. Molded under 2000 psi pressure at l5OoC for 10 min. Directional variations were negligible. See also Hunter and Oakes 1945. Five filled polythenes were measured by Head and Laqyer 1952. remp . 0 K 0 20 40 60 80 too L20 L40 160 -80 Table of Selected Values L293 - LT L293 2449 x 10-5 2439 I1 2404 I1 2349 I1 2279 I1 2194 11 2089 I1 1964 I1 1814 I1 1639 I1 Taken from NBS 29 Temp. 0 IC 200 220 240 2 60 293 2%0 293 298 300 IX-R- 7.1 - L L293 T L293 1439 10-5 1199 919 'I 594 359 'I 239 0 -131
I- ? % m N m-l N -I -200 0 TEMPERATURE, OK IX-R- 7.2
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Page 65 and 66: THERMAL EXPANSION OF MONEL Sources
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Page 93 and 94: THERMAL EXPANSION OF SILVER Sources
Page 95 and 96: THETFAL EXPANSION OF SOFT SOLDER So
Page 97 and 98: THERMAL EXPANSION OF STEEL AIS1 304
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Page 107 and 108: I- T'g -J 82 of STEEL A.I.S.I. 347
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