This is a table of specific heat capacities by magnitude. Unless otherwise noted, these values assume standard ambient temperature and pressure.
| Factor | Value J·kg·K | Item |
|---|---|---|
| 26 | 94 | Radon |
| 120 | Uranium | |
| 27 | 129 | Gold |
| 130 | Iridium | |
| 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 | |
| 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 |
| 214 | ||
| 215 |
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