Longitudinal and transverse sound velocities in amorphous SiO2 are VI = 5800 m/s, vt = 3700 m/s, its mass density is d = 220 kg/m3. Find its molar specific heat at temperature T=15.0 K at constant volume using low temperature asymptotic behavior. Express the answer in SI units. The correct answer is 1.6763.

Longitudinal and transverse sound velocities in amorphous SiO2 are VI = 5800 m/s, vt = 3700 m/s, its mass density is d = 220 kg/m3. Find its molar specific heat at temperature T=15.0 K at constant volume using low temperature asymptotic behavior. Express the answer in SI units. The correct answer is 1.6763.

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