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The effect of alloying on the specific heat of Ti-Hf alloys has been investigated in the temperature range 1.2–4.5 K. A maximum is observed in the electronic specific heat coefficient γ around 35 at % Ti and the Debye temperature θ D decreases from titanium to hafnium. No superconductivity is found down to the lowest temperature studied.
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Agarwal, K.L., Betterton, J.O. Low-temperature specific heat of Ti-Hf alloys. J Low Temp Phys 17, 515–519 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00655070
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