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Evidence for the Beta–Gamma Transition Point in Sulphur from Low-Temperature Solubility Measurements Using Sulphur-35 and its Relevance to the Theory of Interface Reactions in Solids

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THACKRAY, M. Evidence for the Beta–Gamma Transition Point in Sulphur from Low-Temperature Solubility Measurements Using Sulphur-35 and its Relevance to the Theory of Interface Reactions in Solids. Nature 201, 674–675 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1038/201674a0

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