1938 年 2 巻 8 号 p. 388-393
The internal energy of nickel at low temperatures were calculated and explained reasonably by taking contributions from electrons and ferro-magnetism into consideration, which were overlooked by Eucken and Werth who failed therefore to express the specific heat of nickel by the Debye's function containing terms of constant characteristic temperature.
The relation among specific heat, energy and expansion coefficient was also explained on the basis of the Grüneisen's theory as in the case of copper, previously reported.