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... of India Collections. This image shows the craftsmen melting gold and silver and preparing the silver mounting ...

0000 - Gale Group | NCCO Photography

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P. W. Bridgman,

Effect of high pressure on the melting constants, electrical resistance and volume of the alkali metals.---(1) New data for Rb and Cs, presented in detail elsewhere, are given ... metals under pressure are given and discussed. (2) Melting constants. The general character of the melting phenomena is the same for the alkali metals as for other substances; the melting curve continues to rise indefinitely with increasing pressure, ... 2}$ there is a reversal of the normal melting points of Na and K, and a moderate ...

Tópico(s): Advanced Physical and Chemical Molecular Interactions

1926 - American Institute of Physics | Physical Review

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Béatrice Craig, W. O. Lundberg, W. F. Geddes,

Summary The melting dilations and the coefficients of expansion of the solid and liquid states have been reported for five symmetrical mixed triglycerides and three simple triglyceride . The melting dilations were found to decrease with increasing proportions ... the triglyceride molecule. In some simple mixtures the melting dilations of the several phases were found to ... there was an extension and overlapping of the melting ranges. In the mixtures of triolein with more saturated triglycerides, the melting point of triolein was found to be generally ...

Tópico(s): Polysaccharides Composition and Applications

1952 - Wiley | Journal of the American Oil Chemists Society

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Knut Schmidt‐Nielsen,

Summary. Melting point in human fats varied between 41° C and 0.5°C. The largest variations in the individual person was about 30° C. The melting point of visceral fat was 30° C–35° C. In the more peripheric parts the melting points were lower. At the foot melting points of from 0° C–10° C were ... found, in 11 out of 15 persons the melting point was below 10° C. Measurements of the ... experimentally demonstrated the connection between temperature and the melting point in subcutaneous fat, it can be supposed ...

Tópico(s): Infrared Thermography in Medicine

1946 - Wiley | Acta Physiologica Scandinavica

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Project Gutenberg

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Eugene L. Opie,

Depression of the melting point of liver tissue rapidly frozen by liquid nitrogen during life provides a means by which the molecular concentration ... the conditions of these experiments is retarded when melting occurs, pursues when plotted a prolonged linear course, ... rises precipitously at -0.54 degrees C. when melting is complete. With the melting of blood serum of guinea pig and of ... 0.76 degrees C. The temperature changes in melting liver of cat and of rat are similar. The melting of liver begins at a level which approximates ...

Tópico(s): Diet and metabolism studies

1954 - Rockefeller University Press | The Journal of Experimental Medicine

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0000 - Gale Group | The Making of Modern World

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D. H. Coffey, T. J. Meyrick,

... arrangement obtained by normal methods of preparing copolymers. Melting points have been measured by a penetrometer method and the effects of copolymer composition on melting point determined. In a series of crystalline copolymers ... polyethylene adipate with hexamethylene diisocyanate, a step-shaped melting point-composition curve is obtained. Copolymers containing up ... per cent of polyethylene adipate have the same melting point as that of polyethylene sebacate. Further increase ... adipate content results in a rapid drop in melting point until the melting point of polyethylene adipate ...

Tópico(s): Polymer Nanocomposites and Properties

1957 - American Chemical Society | Rubber Chemistry and Technology

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John Edward Lennard-Jones, A. F. Devonshire,

There have been many theories of the melting of solids but none has as yet given a satisfactory explanation of the change of phase from solid to liquid in terms of ... have attempted only to correlate the temperature of melting with other properties of the solid. Of the ... of Lindemann (1910), who made the assumption that melting takes place when the amplitude of the vibrations ... This effected a surprisingly good correlation between the melting-points of many solids and their characteristic frequencies. ... and Goeppert Mayer (1934) introduced another criterion for melting. The latter showed that if a lattice is ...

Tópico(s): Advanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics

1939 - Royal Society | Proceedings of the Royal Society of London A Mathematical and Physical Sciences

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Project Gutenberg

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B. C. Deaton, F. A. Blum,

The melting curves of S, Se, and Te have been determined to 45 kbar by differential thermal-conductivity analysis ... apparatus. The data for sulfur show that the melting point increases approximately linearly from 114\ifmmode^\circ\ ... be retained metastably at atmospheric pressure. The selenium melting curve is slightly concave toward the pressure axis ... C at 40 kbar. A maximum in the melting curve of tellurium is observed at about 10 ... the current ideas on the general nature of melting curves. The maximum in the melting curve of ...

Tópico(s): High-pressure geophysics and materials

1965 - American Institute of Physics | Physical Review

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National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)

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Ross B. Inman, Robert L. Baldwin,

... salt, where both polymers have nearly the same melting temperature. Very high concentrations are needed to form ... hybrid and by the existence of a hybrid melting zone when the melting curve is measured in low salt, where the melting zones for dAT : dAT and dABU¯ : dABU¯ are sharp and separated by 9°C. The amount melting in the hybrid zone measures the number of ... pairs. As a test for hybrid double helices, melting curves are more reliable than density gradient analysis : ... with a hybrid density but show no hybrid melting zone. Studies with hybrid molecules show that dAT ...

Tópico(s): Nanopore and Nanochannel Transport Studies

1962 - Elsevier BV | Journal of Molecular Biology

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Louis Goldstein,

The melting anomaly of ${\mathrm{He}}^{3}$ enables one to produce very low temperatures through adiabatic solidification. Exchange effects ... defined by the exchange-energy parameter, where the melting anomaly should cease. Relaxation-time measurements in the ... exchange parameter, the entropy of the solid at melting can be obtained down to quite low temperatures. ... of this phase, enables one to calculate the melting-pressure line, essentially from fundamentals. The agreement between the theoretical melting-pressure line and the available data at low ...

Tópico(s): Atomic and Subatomic Physics Research

1967 - American Institute of Physics | Physical Review

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R. M. Goodman, Gabor A. Somorjai,

... tin single crystals were monitored up to the melting temperatures and during melting by low-energy electron diffraction. Measurements of the ... than the bulk mean-square displacements at the melting points as predicted by the Lindemann melting model. However, the diffraction features have persisted in ... of the crystal faces up to the bulk melting points of these solids. These results indicate that the surfaces remain ordered up to the bulk melting point and that the crystal surface plays an all important role in nucleating or initiating melting. Several experimental melting studies and pertinent melting models ...

Tópico(s): Thermodynamic and Structural Properties of Metals and Alloys

1970 - American Institute of Physics | The Journal of Chemical Physics