Please tell me how to check the physical properties of the salt "sodium potassium carbonate"?

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I can only find the following values on the Internet: sodium potassium carbonate;sodium potassium carbonate molecular formula: KNaCO3 CAS number: nature: Colorless crystal. Density 1.6344g/cm3. Decomposition begins at 135°C. Soluble in water. It is produced by the reaction crystallization of sodium carbonate and potassium carbonate solutions. Used as chemical reagents. I need specific heat and viscosity values. Can anyone tell me how to check them? Thanks

Reply #22010-04-08

Do the viscosity and specific heat of crystals have any significance?

Reply #32010-04-08

For crystals viscosity is of little significance. But specific heat is still useful. Thank you for your attention,

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