HEAT CAPACITY AND THERMODYNAMICAL FUNCTIONS OF ANTIFERROMAGNETIC URANIUM OXYTELLURIDE, UOTe, WITHIN THE RANGE 21 TO 362 K
B. Staliński, J. Niemiec, Z. Biegański
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B. Staliński, J. Niemiec, Z. Biegański
Abstract
Measurements were made of the heat capacity of UOTe in the range from 21.2 to 362.0 deg K. The heat capacity curve rose to a maximum value of about 19.5 cal mole/sup -1/ deg/sup -1/ at 159.7 deg K and then fell rapidly on the high-temperature side showing a pronounced lambda-type anomaly of magnetic origin. Thermodynamic functions were calculated from heat capacity data. (M.C.G.)
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Measurements were made of the heat capacity of UOTe in the range from 21.2 to 362.0 deg K. The heat capacity curve rose to a maximum value of about 19.5 cal mole/sup -1/ deg/sup -1/ at 159.7 deg K and then fell rapidly on the high-temperature side showing a pronounced lambda-type anomaly of magnetic origin. Thermodynamic functions were calculated from heat capacity data. (M.C.G.)
Key concepts: Heat capacity, Specific heat, Thermodynamics, Antiferromagnetism, Lambda, Atmospheric temperature range, Anomaly (physics), Uranium