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  1. Sources and sinks for vacancies in gold

    High :purity gold wires of 0.016 inch diameter were heated in ten milliseconds to temperatures between 5000C and 700oC, held there for times less than a few seconds and quenched to room temperature in water. The cooling time was about 40 milliseconds. Similar wires, but(con.taining about 0.1% …

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  2. The Effect of Hydrostatic Pressure on The Anneal of Quenched - in Vacancies in Gold

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  3. The effect of high pressure on the thermoelectric power and resistance of aluminum and gold

    … up to 4 kbar on the thermoelectric power of aluminum, gold, nickel and platinum has been determined. The change in resistance with pressure of aluminum and gold has also been measured. Measurements were carried out at temperatures between room temperature and 1300 oK or, in the case of aluminum, …

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