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Discontinuous changes of Young’s modulus, internal friction, coefficient of expansion, electrical resistivity, and thermoelectric power are evidence for a transition in chromium near 37°C. Although the X-ray diffraction pattern gives no clue, a difference between the thermal expansivity and the temperature dependence of the lattice parameter suggests a crystallographic change. Young’s modulus data disclosed another transition near—152°C.
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Discussion on this paper TP 2997E, may be sent (2 copies) to AIME by April 1, 1950. Manuscript, Sept. 29, 1950; St. Louis Meeting, February 1951.
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Fine, M.E., Greiner, E.S. & Ellis, W.C. Transitions in Chromium. JOM 3, 56–58 (1951). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03398956
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