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  1. International Journal of Thermophysics
  2. International Journal of Thermophysics : Volume 28
  3. International Journal of Thermophysics : Volume 28, Issue 6, December 2007
  4. The α–β Transition of Nitrogen
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International Journal of Thermophysics : Volume 28
International Journal of Thermophysics : Volume 28, Issue 6, December 2007
Preface ( International Journal of Thermophysics , Volume 28 , Issue 6 )
Proposed Changes to the SI: A Glimpse into the Future
Preparative Steps Towards the New Definition of the Kelvin in Terms of the Boltzmann Constant
Possible Implications of the Principle of the ‘Mise en Pratique’ in its Application to the Kelvin
Progress Towards an Acoustic Measurement of the Molar Gas Constant at INRIM
Acoustic Thermometry Results from 271 to 552 K
A Noise Thermometer for Practical Thermometry at Low Temperatures
Sapphire Whispering Gallery Thermometer
Stability Studies of a New Design Au/Pt Thermocouple Without a Strain Relieving Coil
Overcoming Inhomogeneity and Hysteresis Limitations of Type R Thermocouples in an International Comparison
A Schottky-Diode Model of the Nonlinear Insulation Resistance Effects in SPRTs—Part 1: Theory
A Schottky-Diode Model of the Nonlinear Insulation Resistance in HTSPRTs—Part II: Detailed Two- and Three-Wire Measurements
Uncertainties in the Realization of the SPRT Sub-ranges of the ITS-90
The Dutch National Realization of the ITS-90 over the Range 13.8033 K–273.16 K
Realization of Low-Temperature Fixed Points of the ITS-90 at NMIJ/AIST
The α–β Transition of Nitrogen
The Impact of Isotopic Concentration, Impurities, and Cell Aging on the Water Triple-Point Temperature
VSMOW Triple Point of Water Cells: Borosilicate versus Fused-Quartz
Isotope and Impurity Content in Water Triple-Point Cells Manufactured at NMi VSL
Thermal Analysis of the Heater-Induced Realization of the Tin Fixed Point
The Influence of Crucible Material on Aluminum Composition
Intercomparison of the Realization of the ITS-90 at the Freezing Points of Al and Ag among European NMIs
A Concerted International Project to Establish High-Temperature Fixed Points for Primary Thermometry
Melting Temperatures of Eutectic Fixed-Point Cells Usable for the Calibration of Contact Thermometers
A Nickel–Carbon Eutectic Cell for Contact and Non-contact Thermometry
Simultaneous Contact and Non-contact Measurements of the Melting Temperature of a Ni–C Fixed-Point Cell
Investigation of the Behavior of the Co–C Eutectic Fixed Point
The Dependence of the Melting Temperature of Cobalt–Carbon Eutectic on the Morphology of its Microstructure
A Study of the Metal Carbide-Carbon Peritectic Phase Transition for the Cr-C System
Use of Eutectic Fixed Points to Characterize a Spectrometer for Earth Observations
Triple-Fixed-Point Blackbody for the Calibration of Radiation Thermometers
A Mid-IR Pyrometer Calibrated with High-Temperature Fixed Points for Improved Scale Realization to 2,500°C
The NPL InSb-based Radiation Thermometer for the Medium Temperature Range ( < 962°C)
SSE- and Noise-Optimized InGaAs Radiation Thermometer
Calibration of an Absolute Radiation Thermometer for Accurate Determination of Fixed-Point Temperatures
Propagation of Uncertainty Due to Non-linearity in Radiation Thermometers
A New Method to Determine the Size-of-Source Effect
A Simple Quasi-2D Numerical Model of a Thermogage Furnace
Radiative Properties of Blackbody Calibration Sources:Recent Advances in Computer Modeling
Spectral Emissivity of Surface Blackbody Calibrators
EVITHERM: The Virtual Institute of Thermal Metrology
A Method for Thermal Diffusivity Determination of Thermal Insulators
High-Temperature Metallic Melts – Resistivity Intercomparison for Space Applications
Thermal Conductivity of Simulated Fuels with Dissolved Fission Products
International Journal of Thermophysics : Volume 28, Issue 5, October 2007
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International Journal of Thermophysics : Volume 28, Issue 3, June 2007
International Journal of Thermophysics : Volume 28, Issue 2, April 2007
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The α–β Transition of Nitrogen

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Author Lipiński, L. Kowal, A. Szmyrka Grzebyk, A. Manuszkiewicz, H. Steur, P. P. M. Pavese, F.
Copyright Year 2007
Abstract It is well-known that, aside from its triple point, nitrogen exhibits a solid-to-solid transition at about 35 K that is of some interest as a secondary reference temperature. During the recently published highly accurate measurements of the triple point of nitrogen (Metrologia 43, 435 (2006)), an extensive study was made also of the solid α–β transition of nitrogen, using both the continuous heating method and the pulse-heating method. This transition is of significantly lower quality than the triple point of nitrogen. A very high thermal resistance and a large time constant characterize the transition. Therefore, even the determination of the self-heating of the thermometer requires a very long time. A value of T $_{90}$ = 35.620 K with an expanded uncertainty U = 8 mK for the coverage factor k = 2 was found, differing by +6 mK from the published CCT-recommended value. The reproducibility of the value was better than  ± 5 mK. In addition to the temperature value found for the transition, a comparison is made with previous measurements on this point, and an overview is given of the available information about it.
Starting Page 1904
Ending Page 1912
Page Count 9
File Format PDF
ISSN 0195928X
Journal International Journal of Thermophysics
Volume Number 28
Issue Number 6
e-ISSN 15729567
Language English
Publisher Springer US
Publisher Date 2007-10-02
Publisher Place Boston
Access Restriction One Nation One Subscription (ONOS)
Subject Keyword α–β Transition Nitrogen Solid thermometry Physical Chemistry Industrial Chemistry/Chemical Engineering Mechanics Condensed Matter
Content Type Text
Resource Type Article
Subject Condensed Matter Physics
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