Effect of plastic deformation on electrical resistivity of molybdenum monocrystals
С. В. Пирогова, I.V. Burov, E.M. Savitskii
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С. В. Пирогова, I.V. Burov, E.M. Savitskii
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The effect of crystal lattice defects, due to plastic deformation of monocrystal molybdenum, on changes in electrical resistance at 4.2 deg K was studied. For separation of the contribution of vacancies and dislocations to electrical resistance, samples were annealed at 800 deg K after deformation. It was established that the residual resistance due to vacancies in molybdenum was 4 x 10/sup -5/ ohm cm/at.% and that due to dislocations of the order of 10/sup -16/ ohm cm/sup 3/. (tr-auth)
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The effect of crystal lattice defects, due to plastic deformation of monocrystal molybdenum, on changes in electrical resistance at 4.2 deg K was studied. For separation of the contribution of vacancies and dislocations to electrical resistance, samples were annealed at 800 deg K after deformation. It was established that the residual resistance due to vacancies in molybdenum was 4 x 10/sup -5/ ohm cm/at.% and that due to dislocations of the order of 10/sup -16/ ohm cm/sup 3/. (tr-auth)
Key concepts: Electrical resistivity and conductivity, Molybdenum, Materials science, Electrical resistance and conductance, Ohm, Deformation (meteorology), Condensed matter physics, Residual resistivity