Md Saiduzzaman, Viacheslav A. Konstantinov, Ove Andersson
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Abstract
The thermal conductivity κ of solid CO2 was studied in the temperature T range of 100–220 K and at pressures up to 200 MPa using the transient hot-wire method. The results are consistent with those expected for a polycrystal composed of small molecules, with κ increasing significantly as the temperature decreases and as pressure and density increase. The variation in κ with temperature is primarily attributed to changes in phonon–phonon scattering and density. The thermal conductivity behaviour is described using a two-basis model, where heat is transported by both phonons and diffuse modes. The density ρ dependence of the thermal conductivity, represented by the Bridgman parameter g = (d ln κ/d ln ρ)T, was found to be g = 6.7 at 190 K, increasing to 9.4 at 110 K as the temperature decreases. This increase is attributed to an enhanced phonon contribution to the total κ.
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International Journal of Thermophysics serves as an international medium for the publication of papers in thermophysics, assisting both generators and users of thermophysical properties data. This distinguished journal publishes both experimental and theoretical papers on thermophysical properties of matter in the liquid, gaseous, and solid states (including soft matter, biofluids, and nano- and bio-materials), on instrumentation and techniques leading to their measurement, and on computer studies of model and related systems. Studies in all ranges of temperature, pressure, wavelength, and other relevant variables are included.