EINSTEIN-DEBYE SPECIFIC HEAT
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EINSTEIN-DEBYE SPECIFIC HEAT
- No matter how cold it is, the T reliance of specific heat for nonmetals is the same.
- The Einstein model also tells us how hot the atoms of metals are when they are very hot.
- This is all that the Einstein model needs to know about temperature: T.
- The Einstein model and the Debye model both play a big role in explaining the high temperature.
- They use the electron addition to the specific heat of metals at low temperatures to explain what those heats are. The full phrase is written as,
