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ShiningLegend
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Hi,
I was just wondering if it was possible to change the linear expansion (and expansion in volume as volume expansion is three times the linear expansion) of a certain material. The coefficient being;
a = (Final Length - Initial Length)/ (Initial length) * (ΔT)
Is it possible to engineer a material to expand greater at lower temperature levels?
I was just wondering if it was possible to change the linear expansion (and expansion in volume as volume expansion is three times the linear expansion) of a certain material. The coefficient being;
a = (Final Length - Initial Length)/ (Initial length) * (ΔT)
Is it possible to engineer a material to expand greater at lower temperature levels?