Specific heat capacity of cyclohexanone

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I'm in a situation where I need to adjust for heat loss, and am at a loss because my "comprehensive" data booklet isn't comprehensive enough. Could anyone please look up the specific molar heat capacity of cyclohexanone for me? Thanks in advance.
 
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which one the specific heat capicity or the molar heat capacity?
 
Sorry about that. The isobaric heat capacity or the molar heat capacity. Either is good.
 
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oh ok when i read it i was like I am pretty sure that's not a measurement. This is turning out to be hard to find, ill have to check a chemistry website instead of wikipedia