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Fused salt thermal conductivity
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In this article, the atomic portion of the total thermal conductivity for various fused salts is calculated in tabular form using either Rao's or Osida's equation, and the results are shown in terms of the number of atoms in a fused salt.Abstract:
Calculations, using either Rao's or Osida's equation, of the atomic portion of the total thermal conductivity for various fused salts are presented in tabular form. (C.J.G.)read more
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