Vol. 141, No. 6, June 2012, pp. 1-7

Abstract: Development of thermometry demands the continuous to materials research. It is the main factor ensuring the high reproducibility of nanotechnology research. Therefore, the investigations of sensitive elements of resistance thermometers are becoming quite important. Amorphous alloys have been studied and the results discussed on a model level. The nanothermodynamics is suggested to be efficient in the analysis of metallic glass structural peculiarities and electrical properties.

Keywords: Resistance  thermometer, sensitive element, metallic glass, nanostructured material

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