Density of main metals and metalloids

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Louis-Didier LUCAS : Doctorate from the University of Paris - Former Section Head, Department of Metallurgical Physics and Chemistry, IRSID (Maizières-Iès-Metz)

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The first part of this article describes the main methods used to measure density. In the second part, it gathers data on 63 elements concerning densities in the liquid state, as well as values for volume change on melting, representing almost all currently known values.

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Density of main metals and metalloids

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(1) - BROWN (I.), LANE (J.E.) - Recommended reference materials for realization of physicochemical properties. - Physical Chemistry Division, Commission on Physicochemical Measurements and Standards, Sub- Commission on Calibration and Test Materials. Section : Densité Ed. HERINGTON (E.F.G.).
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