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THE electronic structure of the transition elements in the metallic state is not yet fully understood. It may be hoped that additional information with regard to the electronic specific heat coefficients and other physical properties of these elements, as well as of their alloys, will help in the interpretation of their structure.
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WEI, C., CHENG, C. & BECK, P. Low-temperature Specific Heats of Body-centred Cubic Chromium–Iron and Chromium–Manganese Alloys. Nature 183, 315–316 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1038/183315b0
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