The construction of a robust, cheap and stable copper resistance thermometer with a Chilean copper resistance element is described. Tests show that its stability in the range 0-50°C is better than 10 millidegC and, provided only ambient temperature `shocks' are given, stability of a few millidegrees is obtained.
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R. C. Langlands (1964) studied this question.
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