Thermophysical Properties: Nickel and Alloy
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Nickel, Ni, Tm = 1728 K T (K) ρ (kg/m³) c (kJ/kg-K) k (W/m-K) 100 8960 0.323 165 150 8940 0.329 120 200 8930 0.383 105 250 8910 0.416 98 300 8900 0.444 91 400 8860 0.490 80 600 8780 0.590 66 800 8690 0.530 68 1000 8610 0.556 72 1200 8510 0.582 76 1400 8410 80 1600 8320 Inconel X-750 (73% Ni, 15% Cr, 6.7% Fe), Tm = 1665 K 100 8.7 200 0.372 10.3 300 8510 0.439 11.7 400 0.473 13.5 600 0.510 17.0 800 0.546 20.5 1000 0.626 24.0 1200 27.6 1500 33.0
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