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Typically, the thermal expansion of solids is explained through the Grüneisen relationship, which links expansion to the anharmonic behavior of the crystal lattice. However, OR materials appear to ...

Most materials expand on heating, known as positive thermal expansion. Thermal expansion is critical in many technological applications, like precise instruments, glazes and coating materials, optical ...

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The average distance between them increases,” explained Sergii Khmelevskyi from the Vienna Scientific Cluster (VSC) Research Centre at TU Wien. “This effect is the basis of thermal expansion ...

Invar, for example, an alloy of iron and nickel, is known for its extremely low thermal expansion. How this property can be explained physically, however, was not entirely clear until now. Now, a ...

"Modern society demands materials that exhibit minimal dimensional changes with temperature fluctuations, unlike most materials that expand and contract significantly," explained Professor Martin ...

“Modern society demands materials that exhibit minimal dimensional changes with temperature fluctuations, unlike most materials that expand and contract significantly,” explained Professor Martin Dove ...