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Students measure the heat capacity of nickel and niobium in the temperature range 4K to 300K.

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Modern Physics - Condensed Matter	- Advanced Undergraduate	- Instructional Material = Activity = Laboratory

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Keywords:: capacity, cryostat, heat, helium, temperature
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Record Updated:: January 5, 2009 by Ramon Torres-Isea

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