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A high-temperature drop calorimeter for studying substances and materials in the solid and liquid states

Stankus et al., 2017

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3445433740583417859
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Stankus S
Savchenko I
Yatsuk O
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Instruments and Experimental Techniques

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The design of an automated isothermal drop calorimeter, which is intended for specific-heat and enthalpy measurements and studying phase transformations in solid and liquid materials in a wide temperature range from room temperature to 2300 K, is described. The …
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