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Low temperature adiabatic calorimeter, and the heat capacity of α-alumina

Edwards et al., 1962

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9384883817643775255
Author
Edwards J
Kington G
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Transactions of the Faraday Society

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An adiabatic calorimeter for measuring heat capacities in the region 10-300 K is described. The precision of the heat capacity data is shown to be 50.1%. The temperature scale in the region 10-90 K is based on the Provisional Temperature Scale of the National Bureau of …
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