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XXXIII. Thermal expansion of simple solids at low temperatures and Grüneisen's law
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EngineeringThermal ProcessesThermal EnergyPyrochlore MagnetsSimple SolidsThermophysicsAbstract Experimental ResultsThermodynamicsMaterials SciencePhysicsPossible ExplanationAtomic PhysicsHot WorkingSolid MechanicsSolid-state PhysicHigh Temperature MaterialsLow TemperaturesApplied PhysicsCondensed Matter PhysicsThermal EngineeringThermal PropertyThermal Expansion
Abstract Experimental results on the thermal expansion of copper, aluminium, and iron are discussed in relation to Grüneisen's law. This law is shown to break down at temperatures below about 0·3θ, the thermal expansion becoming bigger than the values predicted by Grüneisen's law. A possible explanation is given.
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