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Specific heat of ethyl cyanoacetate

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The temperature dependence of the isobaric specific heat has been examined over the range 90–300 K for ethyl cyanoacetate. Phase transitions are detected whose type is dependent on the solid-state structure. The mechanisms giving the various structures are discussed.

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  1. All-Union Chemical Engineering Research Institute for the Medical and Microbiological Industries, USSR

    B. G. Iskhakov, T. S. Ismailov, M. G. Khodzhaeva, Kh. T. Igamberdyev & A. T. Mamadalimov

  2. Polymer Chemistry and Physics Institute, Academy of Sciences of the Uzbek SSR, Tashkent

    B. G. Iskhakov, T. S. Ismailov, M. G. Khodzhaeva, Kh. T. Igamberdyev & A. T. Mamadalimov

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Iskhakov, B.G., Ismailov, T.S., Khodzhaeva, M.G. et al. Specific heat of ethyl cyanoacetate. Journal of Engineering Physics 61, 1117–1119 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00872889

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