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Conductivity of Metals | Metallurgy

The significant characteristics properties of metals are: (i) High electrical conductivities, and (ii) High thermal conductivities. Example: The electrical conductivity at room temperature of silver is 0.6 x 108 ohm-1 m as compared to 10-10 (approximately) for a good insulator and 0.02 for a semiconductor such as germanium. Adequate evidence is available to support the notion that the high conductivity [...]

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Superconductivity of Metals | Metallurgy

In this article we will discuss about the superconductivity of metals. General Aspects Relating to Superconductivity of Metals: Equation Rt = R[1 + α(t - 20)] holds for temperature below 20°C. But at very low temperature, some metals acquire zero electrical resistance and zero magnetic induction, the property known as superconductivity. Some of the important superconducting elements are- Aluminium, Zinc, [...]

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