Excerpt from Physical Review, Vol. 28
The latent heat of fusion of only a very few inorganic salts has been determined, and of the data known a number were obtained at an early date when the measurements were necessarily comparatively crude.
It seemed to us, in the interest of obtaining additional information on the constitution of salts in the fused state, that further measurements of this important constant together with measurements of the specific heats of salts just above and below their melting point were desirable. The existing data on these specific heats are likewise scant and not in good agreement.
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