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The Heat Capacity of Rochelle Salt Between-30° and+ 30° C

Wilson, 1938

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2187806762248216104
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Wilson A
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Physical Review

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The heat capacity of Rochelle salt has been measured in the temperature range-30 to+ 30 C by the method of adiabatic electric heating. Two samples of the salt have been investigated, one consisting of eleven single crystals of total weight about 123 grams, the other of small …
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