Critical analysis of the heat-capacity data of the literature and evaluation of thermodynamic properties of copper, silver, and gold, from 0 to 300⁰ K

Critical analysis of the heat-capacity data of the literature and evaluation of thermodynamic properties of copper, silver, and gold, from 0 to 300⁰ K

by George T. Furukawa

Book 18 of National standard reference data series, NSRDS-NBS

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