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The specific heat and electrical resistivity of high-purity thorium have been measured from room temperature to 1000^∘{}C. The specific heat was measured by an electrical pulse-heating method. The results have been analyzed in terms of additive lattice and electronic specific heats.
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Duane C. Wallace (1960) studied this question.
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