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Anomalous Expansion of Zinc and Cadmium near the Melting Point

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THE expansion of bismuth, as was shown by Roberts1 decreases rapidly near the melting point. This anomaly coincides with the anomalous decrease of volume of bismuth on melting.

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  1. Roberts J. K., Proc. Roy. Soc., A, 106, 385 (1924).

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    W. F. HACHKOVSKY & P. G. STKELKOV

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HACHKOVSKY, W., STKELKOV, P. Anomalous Expansion of Zinc and Cadmium near the Melting Point. Nature 139, 715–716 (1937). https://doi.org/10.1038/139715c0

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