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The electrical resistivity of liquid copper-gallium alloys with manganese impurities of two atomic percent has been determined by a DC-method. Compared to the pure alloys, the impurity atoms cause an increase of the resistivity which is highest for samples with no gallium. The experimental results are analyzed in the Friedel virtual bound state model.
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Brunnhuber, J., Holzhey, C., Coufal, H.J. et al. Electrical resistivity of liquid CuGa alloys with Mn impurities. Z Physik B 33, 125–127 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01323683
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