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Laser-flash thermal-diffusivity equipment

Laser-flash thermal-diffusivity equipment at Oak Ridge in 2009. Archival measurement context; this is not the sensor model or an experimental implementation of the new theory.

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Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Photograph
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2009-12-11

Archival contextual photograph; not the newly reported experiment, installation or product.

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Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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CC BY 2.0

Oak Ridge National Laboratory / CC BY 2.0

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