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Is there necessarily a relation between the specific heat capacity of a material and its melting point? Can you have a material that has a low specific heat capacity but have a high melting point?
The reason I ask this is because I want to make a cooker of sorts, but don’t know what to make it out of.
Something that I can heat up, with a lowish specific heat capacity, that can resist melting below 2000 degrees celsius (approximately).
Thanks
The reason I ask this is because I want to make a cooker of sorts, but don’t know what to make it out of.
Something that I can heat up, with a lowish specific heat capacity, that can resist melting below 2000 degrees celsius (approximately).
Thanks