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The heat capacities of V3P and V3Si
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In this article, the heat capacities of V3P and V3Si were measured in the temperature range from 150 to 350 K and the authors provided support for a value of 25.6±0.6 J/gAbstract:
The heat capacities of V3P and V3Si were measured in the temperature range from 150–350 K. At 298.15 K, we find Cp(V3P)=22.3±.2 J/g atom K and Cp(V3Si)=22.6±0.2 J/g atom K. At 150 K the heat capacity of V3P is 6% smaller than that of V3Si. Our data provide support for a value of 25.6 J/g atom for the standard entropy of V3Si at 298.15 K, and result in an estimated value of 23.5 J/g atom for the standard entropy of V3P at 298.15 K.read more
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