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Measurement of temperature
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Measurement of temperature (1980)Measurement of temperatureNPL-75: A Low Temperature Gas Thermometry Scale from 2.6 K to 27.1 K (1979)NPL-75: A Low Temperature Gas…Low frequency acoustic thermometry in the range 4.2–20 K with implications for the value of the gas constant (1979)Low frequency acoustic thermo…Extended List of Secondary Reference Points (1977)Extended List of Secondary Re…The International Practical Temperature Scale of 1968 Amended Edition of 1975 (1976)The International Practical T…Deviation of international practical temperatures from thermodynamic temperatures in the temperature range from 273.16 K to 730 K (1976)Deviation of international pr…A Magnetic Temperature Scale from 1 to 83 K (1976)A Magnetic Temperature Scale …Relationship from 1 to 34 K between a Paramagnetic Salt Temperature Scale and Other Scales; an Addendum (1973)Relationship from 1 to 34 K b…The International Practical Temperature Scale of 1968 (1969)The International Practical T…Acoustical Thermometer and the National Bureau of Standards Provisional Temperature Scale 2–20 (1965) (1966)Acoustical Thermometer and th…The 1958 He4 scale of temperatures. Part 1. Introduction (1960)Dielectric Constant Gas Thermometry from 4.2 to 27.1 K (1980)Primary acoustic thermometry between= 90 K and= 300 K (2000)Temperature metrology (2005)Freezing temperature of benzoic acid as a fixed point in thermometry (1945)THE INTERNATIONAL PRACTICAL TEMPERATURE SCALE OF 1968. AMENDED EDITION OF 1975. (1976)Thermodynamic Basis of the ITS-90 (1991)Thermodynamic temperatures of the triple points of mercury and gallium and in the interval 217 K to 303 K (1999)Refractive-index gas thermometry (2019)Determination of T – T 90 from 234 K to 303 K by acoustic thermometry with a cylindrical resonator (2020)Dielectric-constant gas thermometry (2015)Relationships Between the International Practical Temperature Scale of 1968 and the NBS-55, NPL-61, PRMI-54, and PSU-54 Temperature Scales in the Range from 13.81 to 90.188 K (1969)A Determination of Thermodynamic Temperatures and Measurements of the Second Virial Coefficient of4He Between 13.81 K and 287 K Using a Constant-Volume Gas Thermometer (1986)Another step toward an international practical pressure scale (1986)
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  • 1969The International Practical Temperature Scale of 1968328 cited
  • 1976The International Practical Temperature Scale of 1968 Amended Edition of 1975138 cited
  • 1979NPL-75: A Low Temperature Gas Thermometry Scale from 2.6 K to 27.1 K111 cited
  • 1966Acoustical Thermometer and the National Bureau of Standards Provisional Temperature Scale 2–20 (1965)108 cited
  • 1976Deviation of international practical temperatures from thermodynamic temperatures in the temperature range from 273.16 K to 730 K97 cited
  • 1979Low frequency acoustic thermometry in the range 4.2–20 K with implications for the value of the gas constant30 cited
  • 1977Extended List of Secondary Reference Points23 cited
  • 1976A Magnetic Temperature Scale from 1 to 83 K22 cited
  • 1973Relationship from 1 to 34 K between a Paramagnetic Salt Temperature Scale and Other Scales; an Addendum18 cited

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