Low-Temperature Heat Capacity of Zinc Tungstate Single Crystal

The heat capacity of zinc tungstate was determined by relaxation calorimetry in the range of ~2.6–40 K. The heat capacity was extrapolated to zero temperature, and the characteristic Debye temperature at zero temperature was determined. The experimental heat capacities presented in the literature were estimated. The values of thermodynamic functions in the range 0–301 K were refined.

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Russian Journal of Physical Chemistry A
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s0036024424701024
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Thermodynamic and Structural Properties of Metals and Alloys
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Low-Temperature Heat Capacity of Zinc Tungstate Single Crystal

V.N. Shlegel, A.E. Musikhin, Е. Ф. Миллер, N. V. Gelfond
Russian Journal of Physical Chemistry A
Thermodynamic and Structural Properties of Metals and Alloys
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Low-Temperature Heat Capacity of Zinc Tungstate Single Crystal

V.N. Shlegel, A.E. Musikhin, Е. Ф. Миллер, N. V. Gelfond
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Abstract

The heat capacity of zinc tungstate was determined by relaxation calorimetry in the range of ~2.6–40 K. The heat capacity was extrapolated to zero temperature, and the characteristic Debye temperature at zero temperature was determined. The experimental heat capacities presented in the literature were estimated. The values of thermodynamic functions in the range 0–301 K were refined.

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