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Crystallographic Properties of Palladium
The crystallographic properties of palladium at temperatures from absolute zero to the freezing point are assessed following a review of the literature published between 1901 to date. However values above 1100 K are considered to be highly tentative since they are based on only one
set of measurements. Selected values of the thermal expansion coefficient and measurements of length change due to thermal expansion have been used to calculate the variation with temperature of the lattice parameter, interatomic distance, atomic and molar volumes and density. The data is
presented in the form of Equations and in Tables whilst a comparison between selected and experimental values is shown in the Figures.
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Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: July 1, 2012
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