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VK2ZRG/TPK 1.83d Msg #:2329  Date:26-05-06  Time:8:07Z

Hello Dick and readers,

  I've compiled a list of metal resistivities/conductivities from various
sources. CHEMIX is a programme that gives lots of data on all the elements.
It came from the web. CHEMIX gives conductivities, the first column of numbers.
I've taken a reciprocal for the second column and the third column is relative
resistance to copper (1.678). The 4th, 5th and 6th columns come from books.
Radiotron Hbook is "Radiotron Designers Handbook" and Ref data ITT pub is
"Reference Data for Radio Engineers" 4Th Ed. The 7th column is from the list
from Paul M0CNL, posted on packet the other day. The last column is data that
I gleaned fron the Encyclopedia Britannica.
  Paul's number of 18 for chromium could be out by a factor of 10. Clearly his
numbers for brass and tin are out be a few orders of magnitude. So I'm still
not sure what the right answer for chromium is. I've yet to find out exactly
what happens to the properties of chromium at 37C.

                        ------- Relative to copper --------    Resistivities
....From CHEMIX programme.....   ARRL   Radiotron  Ref data   M0CNL    Encylp
M  Conduct. Resistivity          Hbook    HBook     ITT pub    list    Britan
Ag  0.630     1.587    0.946     0.94     0.950     0.950     1.590     1.590
Al  0.377     2.653    1.581     1.60     1.640     1.640     2.650     2.655
Au  0.452     2.212    1.319     1.40     1.416     1.416     2.440     2.440
Co  0.172     5.814    3.465              5.600     5.600
Cr  0.077    12.920    7.700     1.80                         18.00     13.00
Cu  0.596     1.678    1.000     1.00     1.000     1.000     1.673     1.682
Fe  0.093    10.753    6.409     5.68     5.600     5.600     9.660
Ni  0.143     6.993    4.168     5.10     5.050     5.050     0.000     10.51
Pb  0.048    20.833   12.417    12.80     12.78     12.78     22.00     20.65
Pt  0.096    10.417    6.208              6.160     6.160     11.00
Rh  0.211     4.739    2.825
Sn  0.091    10.989    6.549     6.70     6.700     6.700      1150     11.36
Ti  0.023    43.478   25.913                        48.70
V   0.048    20.833   12.417                                            26.00
Zn  0.166     6.024    3.590     3.40     3.400     3.400                6.00

Brass                          3.7-4.9    3.90      3.90        700

Resistivities are in micro ohm-cm

73s from Ralph VK2ZRG@VK2WI.#SYD.NSW.AUS.OC

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