Excerpt from Standard Reference Materials: Thermoelectric Voltage of Silver-28 Atomic Percent Gold Thermocouple Wire, Srm 733, Versus Common Thermocouple Materials (Between Liquid Helium and Ice Fixed Points)
Nbs Misc. Publ..260-4, Standard Reference Materials Sources of Information on Standard Reference Materials, February 1965. 20 cents.* (out of print).
Nbs Misc. Publ. 260-5, Standard Reference Materials Accuracy of Solution x-ray Spectrometric Analysis of copper-base Alloys, March 1965. 25 cents.* (out of print)
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