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We present direct measurements of the thermal resistance between a saturated dilute3He-4He solution and sintered silver powder between 5 and 150mK. Measurements obtained using different sinter geometries allow us to distinguish the contribution due to the thermal boundary resistance from that of the size-limited thermal resistance of the3He-4He solution within the pores of the sinter. The thermal boundary resistance per inverse unit volume is found to vary as T−3 and is insensitive to the sinter particle size.
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Cousins, D.J., Guénault, A.M., Pickett, G.R. et al. A geometry dependent thermal resistance between a saturated dilute3He-4He solution and sintered silver powder. J Low Temp Phys 101, 259–264 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00754586
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