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The following values have been obtained for the mean specific heats, of pure aluminium, nickel, cobalt, silver, and platinum, within the several limits of temperature indicated: From these results the specific heats at successive temperatures on the absolute scale have been calculated, and it appears that the assumption of a constant atomic heat at absolute zero is untenable. The mean specific heat of a sample of nickel steel, containing 36 percent, of nickel and having remarkably small dilatation, was found to be as follows.

The specific heats of metals and the relation of specific heat to atomic weight. Part II