properties of liquid metals

proceedings of the second international conference held at Tokyo, Japan, 3-8 September 1972.

by International Conference on the Properties of Liquid Metals Tokyo 1972.

27 Want to read
20 Currently reading

Published 1973 by Taylor & Francis, Halsted Press in London, New York .
Written in English

Subjects:

Liquid metals -- Congresses.

Edition Notes

Classifications
Statement	Editor: Sakae Takeuchi.
Contributions	Takeuchi, Sakae, 1910- ed., Nihon Gakujutsu Kaigi., International Union of Pure and Applied Physics.
LC Classifications	TN689.2 .I54 1972
The Physical Object
Pagination	xxiv, 640 p.
Number of Pages	640
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL5463610M
ISBN 10	0470844140
LC Control Number	73166286

Available for Download

Share this book

You might also like

Sustaining school-to-career systems for urban youth: A consortium of state-urban partnerships

Europe in the age of imperialism, 1880-1914. With 108 ill. in colour

Report to the General Board of Health on a preliminary inquiry into the sewerage, drainage, and supply of water, and the sanitary condition of the inhabitants of the town of Newton-Abbot

influence of opium and morphine on uric acid considered with reference to their action in health and disease.

Absenteeism in the Canadian Context.

tyranny of Greece over Germany

complete operas of Verdi

Quest for the past.

English history through historical novels.

budget in brief

Child trauma 1

Spirit of Shaolin

Swamp baron

Lumina

prayer of the departing saint

Report on Faure Reform School for Boys, Faure

Spiritual Interpretation of History

Environmental monitoring and assessment program

Sunset ideas for bedroom & bath storage

Sanskrit-Hindi Kosa

properties of liquid metals by International Conference on the Properties of Liquid Metals Tokyo 1972. Download PDF EPUB FB2

Properties of Liquids | Chemistry | Visionlearning. The object of this text is to summarize current knowledge of the theories, empirical relations and experimental data on the physical properties of liquid metals.

Rating: (not yet rated) 0 with reviews. Liquid metals such as Bi and Pb and Pb–Bi eutectic alloy are serious contenders for use as coolant in LMFBRs in lieu of sodium due to a number of Author: Vitaly Sobolev.

properties for aluminum in the liquid phase. Measurement of current through the sample, voltage drop across the sample, surface radiation, and volume expansion allow the calculation.