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On Relationship between Bulk Modulus and Temperature for Solids

Ping Ye

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An equation is obtained for determining isothermal bulk modulus with temperature along isobars for MgO up to a temperature of 1800K and for NaCl crystal up to a temperature of 1050K.The results obtained from the equation agree with the data based on experimental studies for the temperature dependence of isothermal bulk modulus at zero pressure.

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An equation is obtained for determining isothermal bulk modulus with temperature along isobars for MgO up to a temperature of 1800K and for NaCl crystal up to a temperature of 1050K.The results obtained from the equation agree with the data based on experimental studies for the temperature dependence of isothermal bulk modulus at zero pressure.

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An equation is obtained for determining isothermal bulk modulus with temperature along isobars for MgO up to a temperature of 1800K and for NaCl crystal up to a temperature of 1050K.The results obtained from the equation agree with the data based on experimental studies for the temperature dependence of isothermal bulk modulus at zero pressure.

Key concepts: Isothermal process, Isobar, Bulk modulus, Thermodynamics, Materials science, Modulus, Zero temperature, Young's modulus

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