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Electrical conductivity of titanium diboride during oxidation

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Generalized conductance formulas are applied to the electrical conductivity of heterogeneous systems based on oxidized titanium diboride. The method gives values for the bulk resistance of the material, which can thus form the basis of highly stable resistors. Some parameters of these are reported.

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Kobtsev, Y.D. Electrical conductivity of titanium diboride during oxidation. Soviet Physics Journal 8, 63–65 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00818287

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