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Heat Capacity Measurements on Small Samples at Low Temperatures
Review of Scientific Instruments · 1972 · Vol. 43(2) · pp. 205–214
Rainer Bachmann✉(Stanford University)F. J. DiSalvo(Stanford University)T. H. Geballe(Stanford University)R. L. Greene(Stanford University)Richard Howard(Stanford University)C. N. King(Stanford University)H.C. Kirsch(Stanford University)K. N. Lee(Stanford University)R. E. Schwall(Stanford University)Higham Thomas(Stanford University)R. Zubeck(Stanford University)
Abstract
We describe a new calorimeter for measuring heat capacity in the range 1–35 K, using a silicon chip bolometer as sample holder, temperature sensor, and sample heater. The apparatus is capable of measuring very small samples (1–500 mg), and may be used with a number of different experimental methods.
Physics of Superconductivity and Magnetismthermodynamics and calorimetric analysesThermal properties of materialsBolometerCalorimeter (particle physics)Materials scienceHeat capacitySilicon chipSample (material)SiliconChipTemperature measurementMeasuring instrument
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