Physics, asked by riyabiswas3860, 1 year ago

How can I determine Einstein's temperature for a solid?

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Answered by BLACKDRAGOON

There is an unknown parameter, Einstein's temperature (or Einstein's frequency), in Einstein's model for solids. If I'm given some experimental values for the specific heat capacity of a solid in different temperatures.

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