An adiabatic specific heat calorimeter bridging the interval between liquid helium and liquid hydrogen temperatures is described. The instrument uses a constant volume helium gas thermometer as the working thermometer. The sample is placed directly in the gas thermometer bulb which thus acts as a sample container. The use of the calorimeter is restricted to bulk samples with low surfaces areas.
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