Orders of Magnitude (specific Heat Capacity) | Orders Magnitude (specific Heat Capacity)

This is a table of specific heat capacities by magnitude. Unless otherwise noted, these values assume standard ambient temperature and pressure.

**List of orders of magnitude for specific heat capacity**
Factor	Value J·kg·K	Item
26	94	Radon
26	120	Uranium
27	129	Gold
	130	Iridium
	130	Osmium
	139	Mercury
	145	Iodine
	158	Xenon
	240	Caesium
	246	Ethanol
	248	Krypton
28	363	Rubidium
	377.48	Brass
	385	Copper
	420	Cobalt
	444	Iron
	480	Bromine
	480	Chlorine
	502	Diamond
29	520	Argon
	677	Glass
	720	Graphite
	757	Potassium
	824	Fluorine
	900	Aluminium
210	1030	Neon
	1230	Sodium
	1660	Pentane
	≈ 2000	Oil
211	2060	Ice (0°C)
	2100	Coconut oil
	3582	Lithium
	3767	Heavy water
212	4186	Water
	4700	Ammonia (liquid)
	5193	Helium
213	14304	Hydrogen
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Orders of magnitude

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See also	Back-of-the-envelope calculation Fermi problem Powers of Ten SI prefix

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