The thermal diffusivity of mercury has been measured from 120 to 370 K, using the heat pulse method. The results are analyzed by computed solutions of the three-layer thermal diffusivity problem, and compared with recommended values published by the Thermophysical Properties Research Center. Agreement is obtained to within 5% in the liquid phase and 10% in the solid phase.
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