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Investigation of the thermal conductivity of thinwalled nickel tubes

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An account is given of an experimental investigation of the thermal conductivity of thin-walled nickel tubes in the temperature range 20–500°C by the method of Jager and Disselhorst.

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    B. E. Neimark & T. I. Bykova

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Neimark, B.E., Bykova, T.I. Investigation of the thermal conductivity of thinwalled nickel tubes. Journal of Engineering Physics 8, 250–252 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00829625

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