Physical Properties Of High Temperature Materials. Part Vi. Enthalpy And Heat Capacity Of Magnesium Oxide, Zirconium Oxide, And Zirconium Silicate From 0 To 900 C
Report Number: WADC TR 57-374 Part 6
Author(s): Victor, Andrew C.; Douglas, Thomas B.
Corporate Author: National Bureau Of Standards Washington D C
Laboratory: Materials Central
Date of Publication: 1960-12
Pages: 22
Contract: AF 33(616)-5621
Project: 7360
Task: 73603
AD Number: AD0258383
Abstract: The heat contents of three refractory substances, magnesium oxide, zirconium oxide, and zirconium silicate were measured relative to 0 C at 100degree intervals up to 900 C, using a precise drop calorimetric method. The magnesium oxide sample was of high purity. The other samples, however, were of relatively low purity. No attempt was made to correct heat-content and heat-capacity values for impurities. Specific heats were derived from and described by equations in calories per gram-deg C. The specific heats from these equations were compared with values from the literature.
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This report has the following parts/volumes:
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Physical Properties Of High Temperature Materials. Part I: New apparatus for The Precise Measurement Of Heat Content And Heat Capacity From 0o to 1500oC
WADC TR 57-374 Part 1 -
Physical Properties Of High Temperature Materials. Part II: TheHeat Capacity Of Zirconium, Several Zirconium Hydrides, And Certain Cladding Materials From 0o to 900oC; Relation To Other Thermodynamic Properties Of The Zr-H System
WADC TR 57-374 Part 2 -
Physical Properties Of High Temperature Materials. Part III: The Thermal And Electrical Conductivities Of Several Zirconium Hydrides Up To 800 Degrees C
WADC TR 57-374 Part 3 -
Physical Properties Of High Temperature Materials. Part IV: Thermal Diffusivity Apparatus For 100 Degrees To 1,500 Degrees C
WADC TR 57-374 Part 4 -
Physical Properties Of High Temperature Materials. Part V: Thermal Diffusivity OF Magnesia-Stabilized Zirconium Oxide At high Temperatures
WADC TR 57-374 Part 5