
The present paper describes a continuation of the work on the heat capacities of lower hydrocarbons by the Lummer-Pringsheim adiabatic expansion method. The apparatus and the procedure described in the first paper of this series, henceforth to be denoted as Part I, was used in the present research without important modifications.
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