An experiment was conducted to find the relationship between the spec heat of Potassium metal and the temperatu It was found that this relation Ship ta kes the following form at lowtemperatu 208+2.577? what amount of all: D fermi temperature for potassium? 3 Debye temperature for Potassium? Not that the Specific t heat is m

An experiment was conducted to find the relationship between the spec heat of Potassium metal and the temperatu It was found that this relation Ship ta kes the following form at lowtemperatu 208+2.577? what amount of all: D fermi temperature for potassium? 3 Debye temperature for Potassium? Not that the Specific t heat is m

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