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Electrical Discharge Techniques for Measurements of Thermodynamic Properties of Fluids at High Temperatures

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Increasing interest in understanding the behavior of matter at high temperatures and demand for properties in applications related to aerospace, nuclear, and other high temperature fields necessitate the development of new techniques that can extend the measurements to temperatures above 2 500 K, the limit of accurate conventional (steady-state and quasi steady-state) methods.

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