What is the specific heat of Molybdenum?

Metal · Specific Heat

Specific Heat of Molybdenum

The specific heat of Molybdenum is approximately 251 J/(kg·K). Heat needed to raise temperature — governs transient thermal response.

Specific Heat of Molybdenum

251 J/(kg·K)

Ranked #48 of 53 materials by specific heat

Compared to nearby materials

Brass C260	380 J/(kg·K)
Gallium Arsenide	330 J/(kg·K)
Germanium	320 J/(kg·K)
Molybdenum	251 J/(kg·K)
Silver	235 J/(kg·K)
Tungsten Carbide	200 J/(kg·K)
Tungsten	134 J/(kg·K)

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