Density and specific heat of beryllium and beryllium alloys
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Technical specifications
It is a hard and fairly expensive metal, toxic in powder form, a poor conductor of heat and electricity. It has excellent mechanical properties and a high level of chemical resistance. The main scope of its application is the alloying of alloys for structures operated under particularly difficult conditions. One of the most famous alloys of beryllium is the randol — copper-beryllium alloy.
| Chemical symbol | Be |
| Specific gravity | 1,848 g / cm³ |
| Melting temperature | 1278 ° C |
| Boiling temperature | 2970 ° C |
| Atomic mass | 9 |
| Specific heat of fusion | 12.21 kJ / mol |
Thermophysical properties
The molar heat capacity of beryllium (ratio of heat capacity to 1 mole of material) is 16.4 J / (K · mole). This is a physical quantity numerically equal to the amount of heat that must be transferred to one mole of a given substance in order for its temperature to change to unit. The molar heat capacity is usually denoted by the symbol 
| The amount of heat (heat energy) necessary for heating the substance by 1 degree. | Metal | t ° C | Units of measurement of specific heat. | The specific heat. |
| Coefficient «C» — Ud. heat capacity | Be | 0−150 ° С | kJ / (kg · deg) |
0.148 |
Storage
In closed warehouses or under a canopy, where adequate protection against mechanical and other damages is provided.
Delivery, price
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