Heat capacity measurement of adsorbed monolayers.

Heat capacity of adsorbed Helium-3 at ultra-low temperatures

On the heat capacity of adsorbed phases using molecular simulation.

The heat capacities of argon, ammonia, and methanol on carbon black at 87.3, 240, and 300 K, respectively, have been investigated. The carbon black surface has been modeled with and without carbonyl groups. Part of this investigation is a decomposition of the heat capacity into its contributions from the different interaction potentials of an adsorption system. All systems show a spectrum of he...

Measurement of Specific Heat Capacity of Saltstone

Measurement of the specific heat capacity of liver phantom.

Phantoms are often used to simulate tissue during the development, testing and calibration of medical devices. In order to infer the specific absorption rate (SAR) and resistive heating in phantoms from temperature measurements, the specific heat capacity and density of the phantom are needed. Stauffer et al (2003 Int. J. Hyperth. 19 89-101) developed several phantoms that mimic dielectric prop...

Measurement of Heat Capacity by Differential Scanning Calorimetry

The methods of measuring the heat capacity of materials by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) are presented and discussed. The principles of temperature modulated DSC are outlined and the possibilities and limits of the method are discussed.