THE loss of magnetism by ferromagnetic substances at their critical temperatures is accompanied by a striking change in the specific heat. Not only do ferromagnetic substances exhibit an abnormal rise ...

You may be familiar with the formula BTUH = CFM x ΔT x 1.08. This same formula is often rearranged to use for determining airflow by measuring the heat input and temperature rise. The factor 3.41 ...

Measurements have been made of the specific heats over the range 1·2 to 4·2 ⚬K of a series of face-centred cubic alloys of nickel with iron (nine alloys) and nickel with copper (seven alloys). The low ...