Accommodation Coefficients of Hydrogen, Helium Air, and Argon for Chrome Surfaces at Reduced Pressures.
Accommodation Coefficients of Hydrogen, Helium Air, and Argon for Chrome Surfaces at Reduced Pressures.
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减压下铬表面的氢气、氦气和氩气调节系数。
DOI:
10.1021/i460003a008
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发表时间:
1958
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通讯作者:
J. Lokay
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作者:
R. Peck;J. Lokay
In 1942 Boelter (1) and associates found a scarcity of accurate data on the thermal conductivity of gases. Among 19 reports on the thermal conductivity of air,-the deviation from the mean value was as much as 7%. The apparent thermal conductivity was measured and accommodation coefficients and truethermal conductivities of the gas were calculated from these data.Applying the kinetic theory of gases to theconcept of thermal conductivity leads to the conclusion that the heat conductivity should be proportional to the product of the specific heat and the viscosity. As the coefficient of vis-cosity and the specific heat are substantially independent of the pressure of the gas in the low pressure range, thermal conductivity should also be independent of thepres-sure. Experiments performed by Stefan (12) confirmedthat the thermal conductivity of a gas is independent of pres-