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A technique for calibrating carbon resistor thermometers below 2 K

โœ Scribed by D.A. Goer; E.F. Starr; G.R. Little; R.A. Erickson

Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1974
Tongue
English
Weight
516 KB
Volume
14
Category
Article
ISSN
0011-2275

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โœฆ Synopsis

The usual method of calibrating carbon resistor thermometers against the vapour pressure of He 3 and He 4 is often inconvenient due to the nature of the experimental apparatus.

Culbert and Sungaila have proposed a heat capacity technique in which the resistancetemperature relation is deduced by comparing the calculated internal energy-temperature function of a known sample to the measured internal-resistance function for the same

sample. An improvement on their method utilizing holmium metal as a thermometric device is presented. The advantages, disadvantages, and reliability of this technique are discussed and a new carbon resistor thermometry equation of the form R = A + B/7" + C/T 2 is proposed.

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