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The thermal expansion of graphite from 15 c. to 800 c.: part I. Experimental

Proceedings of the Physical Society · 1945 · 319 citations · 7 references

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Materials ScienceEngineeringC Unti-cell DimensionsApplied PhysicsGrapheneThermal AnalysisThermophysicsThermodynamicsChemistryHeat TransferX-ray Powder MethodThermal ConductionThermal EngineeringCrystallographyHexagonal Ceylon GraphiteThermal PropertyThermal Expansion

Abstract

The variation with temperature of the a and c unti-cell dimensions of hexagonal Ceylon graphite has been measured over the temperature range 15°-800°c. by the X-ray powder method. At 14°·6c., a=2.4562±0.0001 kx. c=6.6943±0.0007 kx. The carbon-carbon bond length, C-C=1.4210±0.0001a.

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