Abstract
The temperature gradient induced migration of gas bubbles has been studied in KCl. This material was selected because of its high vapor pressure and transparency. The experimental variables of temperature, temperature gradient, and diffusion coefficient of the vapor species were investigated and the observed velocities were shown to agree with those expected from the theoretically derived model. The ratio of the temperature difference across a bubble of low thermal conductivity to that across an equal length of the surrounding solid was determined from analogue experiments.
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