Heat capacity of sodium between 0-degrees and 900-degrees-C, the triple point and heat of fusion

  • Ginnings D
  • Douglas T
  • Ball A
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Abstract

Using an improved ice calorimeter and furnace, t he e nthalpy changes of two samples of pure sodium have been accurately meas ured by a drop m ethod at a number of temperatures between 0° and 900° C. Equations are derived to fit t he data, and values of enthalpy and entropy, based on zero values at 0° C, as well as the heat capacity are tabulated for both the solid and liquid. Sources of significant experime ntal error are examined critically, and some theoretical implications of t he results are discussed qualitatively.

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Ginnings, D. C., Douglas, T. B., & Ball, A. F. (1950). Heat capacity of sodium between 0-degrees and 900-degrees-C, the triple point and heat of fusion. Journal of Research of the National Bureau of Standards, 45(1), 23. https://doi.org/10.6028/jres.045.003

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