New results are reported for the equilibrium constant-volume heat capacity of xenon measured isothermally under completely static (unstirred) conditions at critical average density. The shift of the heat-capacity singularity to slightly below the reported phase-transition temperature is observed here as it has been for argon and oxygen. An explanation of this effect is suggested.
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