H. E. O’Neal, N. W. Gregory
Abstract
The design, operation, and performance of a constant heating adiabatic vacuum calorimeter, suitable for measurement of the heat capacities of corrosive, hygroscopic, easily oxidized, and slightly volatile materials in the temperature range from 50° to 460°C, are described. A sealed glass cell is used to protect the sample.
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The design, operation, and performance of a constant heating adiabatic vacuum calorimeter, suitable for measurement of the heat capacities of corrosive, hygroscopic, easily oxidized, and slightly volatile materials in the temperature range from 50° to 460°C, are described. A sealed glass cell is used to protect the sample.
Key concepts: Calorimeter (particle physics), Calorimeter constant, Adiabatic process, Materials science, Heat capacity, Calorimetry, Nuclear engineering, Thermodynamics