The thermal expansion characteristics of cubic VC0.89, cubic VC0.73, and hexagonal V2C were determined between room temperature and ∼600°C by the Debye—Scherrer technique using gold as an internal standard. For the range 25° to 600°C, the average linear thermal expansion coefficients are ᾱ=7.20,ᾱ=7.68, and ᾱa=6.50 and ᾱc=10.96 (all ×10−6/C°), respectively. For randomly oriented V2C, ᾱ was calculated to be about 8×10−6/C° for the same temperature range.
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