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In which books can one find the specific heat of substances?

2011-07-18View Original

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In which books can one find the specific heat of substances?
Reply #22011-07-18
Mass-energy equilibrium: Some basic chemistry textbooks
Reply #32011-07-19
This post was last edited by qugd on 2011-7-19 08:36. 1. The \"Handbook of Physical Chemistry\" – an authoritative manual that is updated annually or every other year. 2. The \"Lan’s Chemical Handbook\" – another reputable manual. 3. The website of the American Chemical Society; you need to register as a member first. 4. The libraries or resource rooms of the Institute of Thermal Physics under the Chinese Academy of Sciences. 5. Beijing Library. 6. Library of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. 7. Libraries of various science and engineering universities. 8. Me personally – but the cost is high, charged per minute; a certain amount must be paid in advance before discussing the scope and quantity of access allowed. This method is the most reliable, direct, and effective.

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