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A paramagnetic salt temperature scale, 0.9 to 18 K

Cetas et al., 1972

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14401636372917169521
Author
Cetas T
Swenson C
Publication year
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Metrologia

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A paramagnetic salt temperature scale T x has been established for temperatures between 1 and 18 K which is based on the extrapolation of the NBS-1955 platinum resistance thermometer scale (T 55) from 18 to 34 K for two salts, chromic methylammonium alum and …
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