RI 5502 Low-Temperature Heat Capacities Of Copper Ferrites (With A Summary Of Entropies At 298.15° K. Of Spinel Minerals) ? Introduction

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E. G. King
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Abstract

This paper reports measurements of low-temperature heat capacities and entropies at 298.15° K. of two copper ferrites (CUFe204 and CU0.75Fe2.2504). These substances, which occur in copper-smelting slags, have not been sujected to any previous direct thermodynamic investigation. The two copper ferrites are spinel minerals of the variate class. In previous investigations similar data were obtained for 13 other spinel minerals -7 of the normal class and 6 of the variate class. The entropies at 298.15° K. of these minerals have been compiled and revised as necessary in the light of present knowledge regarding structural randomness; entropy values, recommended for use in thermodynamic calculations, are listed.
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APA: E. G. King  (1959)  RI 5502 Low-Temperature Heat Capacities Of Copper Ferrites (With A Summary Of Entropies At 298.15° K. Of Spinel Minerals) ? Introduction

MLA: E. G. King RI 5502 Low-Temperature Heat Capacities Of Copper Ferrites (With A Summary Of Entropies At 298.15° K. Of Spinel Minerals) ? Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1959.

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