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Temperature change, temperature derivative of material?



 
 
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Old June 30th 04 posted to sci.physics.research
Hoang Duc Minh
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Default Temperature change, temperature derivative of material?

Dear folks,
I have a question related to possible temperature changes
of materials. The question is what kind of materials
which certain amount of solid object, may be thick or thin,
made by such materials allow maximum temperature changes, let say
temperature distribution, in other words, what is maximum temperature
derivatives on each point of the object one can impose temperature control
on the object to
achive such temperature distribution?
In particular, I interested in metals, such as platinum, rhodium,
palladium,
or ceramic.

If you reply to my question, please cc to my email at
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I would appreciate all your helps.
Many thanks in advance,
H. Minh
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