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Question #102251
The molar heat capacity of Titanium at 25ºC is 26.06 J /mol/K
. Estimate its
Debye temperature.
Expert's answer
The molar heat capacity can be expressed in terms of Debye temperature:
C
μ
=
(
12
5
)
π
4
R
(
T
Θ
)
3
,
Θ
=
T
12
π
4
R
5
C
μ
3
=
=
(
25
+
273
)
12
⋅
3.1
4
4
⋅
8.314
5
⋅
26.06
3
=
1254
K
.
C_\mu=\bigg(\frac{12}{5}\bigg)\pi^4R\bigg(\frac{T}{\Theta}\bigg)^3,\\ \space\\ \Theta=T\sqrt[3]{\frac{12\pi^4R}{5C_\mu}}=\\=(25+273)\sqrt[3]{\frac{12\cdot3.14^4\cdot8.314}{5\cdot26.06}}=1254\text{ K}.
C
μ
=
(
5
12
)
π
4
R
(
Θ
T
)
3
,
Θ
=
T
3
5
C
μ
12
π
4
R
=
=
(
25
+
273
)
3
5
⋅
26.06
12
⋅
3.1
4
4
⋅
8.314
=
1254
K
.
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