An apparatus is described for measuring the thermal diffusivity of solids in the temperature range 30°–1000°C. It employs a method in which the dispersion and the attenuation of a thermal wave, propagated through the solid, are measured. The theory underlying this method is presented, and results are given of measurements on Armco iron and germanium.
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