Thermal coefficient of expansion for glycerin

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The discussion focuses on finding the thermal coefficient of expansion for glycerin, specifically seeking reliable sources for this data. Users express frustration over Google search results that primarily provide mathematical examples rather than direct references. A specific coefficient value of 4.85 × 10^-4 (°C)-1 is mentioned, along with a link to a document that may contain relevant information. The need for credible sources and clear data on glycerin's thermal properties is emphasized throughout the conversation. Reliable documentation is crucial for accurate scientific reference.
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Thermal coefficient of expansion for glycerin
I am trying to find out where to get the Thermal coefficient of expansion for glycerin. The only thing I keep getting when using Google is mathematical examples that use glycerin as an example and its coefficient but I need to know where this number is coming from.
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4.85 × 10^-4 (°C)-1
 
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