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The discussion focuses on selecting an appropriate temperature sensor for measuring metal behavior at cryogenic temperatures ranging from -150 to -203 degrees Celsius. Participants emphasize the importance of demonstrating prior research efforts before receiving assistance. Suggestions include sharing relevant readings and Google search findings related to cryogenic temperature measurement devices. Engaging more in the conversation is encouraged to facilitate better guidance. Overall, the thread highlights the need for foundational knowledge in cryogenics to effectively choose a suitable sensor.
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Homework Statement
Hi, I have the question select, giving reasons the suitable choice of a temperature sensor to measure the temperature of the behaviour of metals at very low temperatures in a cryogenics laboratory.
I would be grateful for any help with this.
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Operating temperature of -150 to -203 degrees centigrade
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clh99 said:
Homework Statement:: Hi, I have the question select, giving reasons the suitable choice of a temperature sensor to measure the temperature of the behaviour of metals at very low temperatures in a cryogenics laboratory.
I would be grateful for any help with this.
Relevant Equations:: Operating temperature of -150 to -203 degrees centigrade

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Welcome to the PF. :smile:

We require that you show your best efforts to answer your schoolwork questions before we can offer tutorial help. What reading have you been doing about cryogenic temperatures? What have your Google searches for such temperature measuring devices found? The more you post, the better this thread will go. :smile:
 
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