Earlier acoustical thermometer 'speed of sound' isotherms are compared with recent measurements. Where systematic deviations had appeared in "smoothing" through acoustically derived temperatures via germanium thermometers, a possible solution has emerged; more precise temperature control of the acoustical thermometer is desirable and has been realized. A cursory examination of the applicability of the Helmholtz-Kirchhoff equation was made with a modified sonic chamber. Measurements with the modified instrument have shown no changes in the experimental results. The maintenance of the NBS P2-20 (1965) scale is described. A new calibration apparatus was constructed to accommodate more germanium thermometers thus reducing the calibration cost per thermometer during a calibration run.
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