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ralden
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Hi Admin, please allow me to post this here:
The General Formula for Specific Heat Capacity is:
C(Total) = C(electron)+C(phonon)
C(electron) = aT
where a is the sommerfield constant.
C(phonon) = bT^3
this time i don't know what is b (some constant)
so my problem is, how can i determine b, if the only given are T, and a?
i'm trying to plot the given a's of metals and their corresponding C(electron) at 300k
but there is no relation between C(electron and C(phonon) or a and b.
so please, guys help me.thanks :)
The General Formula for Specific Heat Capacity is:
C(Total) = C(electron)+C(phonon)
C(electron) = aT
where a is the sommerfield constant.
C(phonon) = bT^3
this time i don't know what is b (some constant)
so my problem is, how can i determine b, if the only given are T, and a?
i'm trying to plot the given a's of metals and their corresponding C(electron) at 300k
but there is no relation between C(electron and C(phonon) or a and b.
so please, guys help me.thanks :)