The heat capacities of amorphous arsenic and phosphorous have been measured down to 0.1 K. Both glasses have heat capacities larger than the values calculated from the sound velocities, but in a-As the magnitude of the excess is significantly less than in vitreous silica. Ge(x)Se(1-x) glasses also show an excess heat capacity below 1 K, but in contrast to the behavior at higher temperatures the results do not vary systematically with composition.
The heat capacities of arsenic, phosphorous and Ge(x)Se(1-x) glasses below 1 K
Die Waermekapazitaeten von Arsen-, Phosphor- und Ge(x)Se(1-x)-Glaesern unter 1 K
Solid State Communication ; 41 , 3 ; 255-258
1982
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