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Criteria for the presentation in the primary literature of scientific and technical information on thermophysical properties of solids

✍ Scribed by M. L. Minges; A. E. Beck; R. Berman; F. Cabannes; E. E. Shpilrain; Y. S. Touloukian; G. K. White

Publisher
Springer
Year
1980
Tongue
English
Weight
285 KB
Volume
1
Category
Article
ISSN
0195-928X

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✦ Synopsis

The guidelines and criteria presented below concern numerical data that are capable of reproducibility by repetitive measurement of the bulk macroscopic properties of materials. The properties concerned are the bulk, macroscopic properties of materials that may undergo phase transformations or exhibit anisotropy. The materials must be sufficiently well defined or characterized to permit the measurements to be reproduced. Usually this means that the systems themselves must be of known purity and have a well-defined composition and structure. This is not an editorial style manual for writing scientific papers. It is a statement of the minimum information that is needed to ensure that the reader can understand the q~antitative data, can assess their precision and accuracy, can remeasure the property, and can recalculate the results when values for auxiliary data change.

The author of a paper has the primary responsibility for providing the JMembers of the Task Group are:

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