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Stout, J. W., Catalano, Edward (1955) Heat Capacity of Zinc Fluoride from 11 to 300°K. Thermodynamic Functions of Zinc Fluoride. Entropy and Heat Capacity Associated with the Antiferromagnetic Ordering of Manganous Fluoride, Ferrous Fluoride, Cobaltous Fluoride, and Nickelous Fluoride. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 23 (11) 2013-2022 doi:10.1063/1.1740657

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TitleHeat Capacity of Zinc Fluoride from 11 to 300°K. Thermodynamic Functions of Zinc Fluoride. Entropy and Heat Capacity Associated with the Antiferromagnetic Ordering of Manganous Fluoride, Ferrous Fluoride, Cobaltous Fluoride, and Nickelous Fluoride
JournalThe Journal of Chemical Physics
AuthorsStout, J. W.Author
Catalano, EdwardAuthor
Year1955 (November)Volume23
Issue11
PublisherAIP Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1063/1.1740657
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Full ReferenceStout, J. W., Catalano, Edward (1955) Heat Capacity of Zinc Fluoride from 11 to 300°K. Thermodynamic Functions of Zinc Fluoride. Entropy and Heat Capacity Associated with the Antiferromagnetic Ordering of Manganous Fluoride, Ferrous Fluoride, Cobaltous Fluoride, and Nickelous Fluoride. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 23 (11) 2013-2022 doi:10.1063/1.1740657
Plain TextStout, J. W., Catalano, Edward (1955) Heat Capacity of Zinc Fluoride from 11 to 300°K. Thermodynamic Functions of Zinc Fluoride. Entropy and Heat Capacity Associated with the Antiferromagnetic Ordering of Manganous Fluoride, Ferrous Fluoride, Cobaltous Fluoride, and Nickelous Fluoride. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 23 (11) 2013-2022 doi:10.1063/1.1740657
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