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Calorimetric experiments were performed on thallium in connection with the transition, in a constant magnetic field, from the supraconductive to the non-supraconductive state. A definite latent heat was measured. The values found were compared with thermodynamic theory. From the experimental data a
The transition from the s u p r a c o n d u c t i v e state to the non-supraconductive state of monocrystalline spheres of tin has been studied. First the t e m p e r a t u r e was held constant and a magnetic field applied, the intensity of which was gradually raised until s u p r a c o n d u c t i
In this paper we give the results of a few latent heat measurements carried out on tin while it is passing from the superconductive to the . normal state by increasing the external magnetic field at constant temperature. The values of the latent heat thus measured agree very well with the formula d
In this paper we give a report of measurements on the atomic heats of tin in the superconductive state and while placed in a magnetic field so as to destroy superconductivity. In the superconductive state the atomic heat appears to follow a T\*-law. For the atomic heat in the normal state it was pos