M Ceccaldi et al 1975 Metrologia 11 53 doi:10.1088/0026-1394/11/2/002
M Ceccaldi1, G Girard2, M Menaché3 and M Riedinger1
Show affiliationsThe absolute density of two heavy water samples rich in deuterium (with a grade higher than 99.9%) was determined with the hydrostatic method. The exact isotopic composition of this water (hydrogen and oxygen isotops) was very carefully studied. A theoretical estimate allowed to get the absolute density value of isotopically pure D216O. This value was found to be 1104.750 kg m-3 at t68 = 22.3° C and under the pressure of one atmosphere.
Issue 2 (April 1975)
Received 28 May 1974
M Ceccaldi et al 1975 Metrologia 11 53
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