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Linear vs. Volume Expansion Coefficient

At first glance, we may interpret the coefficient of volume thermal expansion, [Pg.166]

Consider a cubic element within a material of volume V = lxlylz- Substituting into the definition of coefficient of volume expansion and using the product rule  [Pg.166]

The sample lengths can be written in terms of initial length plus change in length  [Pg.167]

If the change in length is small compared to the overall sample length, the last three terms may be considered insignificant  [Pg.167]

Two assumptions have been made which will certainly not be true for all specimens  [Pg.167]


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