Abstract
The heat capacities of Constantan and manganin have been measured from 0.15 and 0.2° K, respectively, to 4.2° K. Both alloys have large hyperfine heat capacities at temperatures of a few tenths of a degree and data are presented which can be used in making corrections to calorimetric measurements in which one of these materials is used as a heater. © 1963 The American Institute of Physics.
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Ho, J. C., O’Neal, H. R., & Phillips, N. E. (1963). Low temperature heat capacities of constantan and manganin. Review of Scientific Instruments, 34(7), 782–783. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1718572
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