Abstract

Abstract Simultaneously measured high-resolution enthalpy and heat capacity data are obtained by means of a novel type Peltier-element-based adiabatic scanning calorimeter that can also operate as a classical adiabatic heat-step calorimeter. Specific enthalpy and specific heat capacity results with 2% uncertainty and sub-mK temperature resolution are presented for the melting transition of the calorimetric reference materials biphenyl and phenyl salicylate. The simultaneously obtained enthalpy and heat capacity data allow for a simplified and reliable purity analysis.

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