XeXenon. LaLanthanum CrChromium SodiumNa KryptonKr.
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Heat Capacity Heat capacity 200J/K Heat capacity 300J/K
XeXenon
LaLanthanum
CrChromium
SodiumNa
KryptonKr
CoCobalt
GermaniumGe
CeCerium
PuPlutonium
Pu
SeleniumSe
RadonRn
ZrZirconium
FFluorine
OxygenO
HgMercury
BiBismuth
PlatinumPt
CarbonC
RadiumRa
IodineI
I
AuGold
GaGallium
Zinc
CaCalcium
NNitrogen
ChlorineCl
MgMagnesium
Mg
PhosphorusP
BromineBr
PalladiumPd
ScScandium
MolybdenumMo
Molybdenum
SnTin
IndiumIn
BrBromine
CeriumCe
ScandiumSc
UraniumU
AlAluminum
NeNeon
HeHelium
NeonNe
UUranium
HeliumHe
WTungsten
BeBeryllium
ArArgon
StrontiumSr
ManganeseMn
IronFe
SulfurS
FluorineF
CesiumCs
CobaltCo
ArsenicAs
BerylliumBe
OOxygen
HydrogenH
SeSelenium
BaBarium
TitaniumTi
MnManganese
LeadPb
VVanadium
MercuryHg
CopperCu
TelluriumTe
CadmiumCd
SiSilicon
NiNickel
ZirconiumZr
AsArsenic
GalliumGa
SilverAg
PtPlatinum
SrStrontium
ClChlorine
PotassiumK
BismuthBi
LiLithium
NickelNi
KrKrypton
NitrogenN
LithiumLi
AgSilver
FeIron
GoldAu
CuCopper
TinSn
ThoriumTh
KPotassium
BoronB
CeCerium
TeTellurium
SbAntimony
RaRadium
NpNeptunium
LanthanumLa
CCarbon
CalciumCa
TiTitanium
ThThorium
NeptuniumNp
RubidiumRb
ArgonAr
AluminumAl
PPhosphorus
AntimonySb
PbLead
GeGermanium
RaRadon
BariumBa
InIndium
XenonXe
VanadiumV
NaSodium
ZnZinc
BBoron
HHydrogen
ChromiumCr
SSulfur
PdPalladium
CdCadmium
RbRubidium
TungstenW
SiliconSi