The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1965 · 24 citations · 8 references
Natural SciencesChemistryComputational ThermodynamicsPhysical ChemistryThermodynamicsCalorimetryHigh-pressure ThermodynamicsPartial MeltingTemperature MeasurementDirect MeasurementHeat Of FusionMeltingMelting Under PressureMolar VolumePartial Molar VolumePressure Dependence Of MeltingTemperature Dependence Of Melting
The molar volume (Vs) of solid parahydrogen along the melting line up to a temperature of about 24°K and a pressure of about 400 atm has been determined by two independent methods: direct measurement and computation from the heat of fusion and change in volume during melting. Results obtained by the two methods agree with each other within about ±0.2%; they are both referred to below as ``experimental.'' The empirical linear equation Vs=27.1788–0.283044 T reproduces the experimental results with a mean deviation of about 0.15%.
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Compressibilities of Some Solidified Gases at Low Temperature
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