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DeSilva, A.W.; Katsouros, J. D.

doi:10.1023/a:1022683610502

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“…2). According to the present theory (see also [11]) in the point CP M −N M the substance is in a specific state which we named the "true dielectric" (or The experimental data on the conductivity of various metals [5,21] confirm this conclusion (see Fig. 3 for Al, Cu and Fe and Fig.…”

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Metal-nonmetal transition and the second critical point in expanded metals

Бобров¹,

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Zagorodny³

2013

EPL

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Metal-nonmetal transition and the second critical point in expanded metals

Бобров¹,

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Zagorodny³

2013

EPL

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“…The technique used here is the rapid Joule heating of thin metal wires in a water bath [3]. The water serves as a damper, resisting the free expansion of the plasma column formed by the wire and forcing the column to remain approximately uniform during the expansion (when the heating conditions are chosen properly).…”

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“…At present, experimental information on the electrical resistivity and thermodynamic properties of dense tungsten plasma is very limited [3][4][5]. The published experimental data [3,5] are not comprehensive, as the measured quantities do not characterize completely the thermodynamic state of the plasmas generated in those experiments; different semi-empirical equation-of-state (EOS) models were used to obtain the missing quantities.…”

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“…The published experimental data [3,5] are not comprehensive, as the measured quantities do not characterize completely the thermodynamic state of the plasmas generated in those experiments; different semi-empirical equation-of-state (EOS) models were used to obtain the missing quantities. In addition, the accuracy of the data presented in Refs.…”

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Electrical Resistivity and Thermodynamic Properties of Dense Tungsten Plasma

DeSilva

Rakhel

2005

Int J Thermophys

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Tungsten wires immersed in a water bath were rapidly heated by a pulse current. The electrical resistivity as a function of the plasma density, which varied as the plasma column expanded, and as a function of internal energy was measured. In order to specify the parameters of the experiments to approach homogeneity of the physical quantities across the column, onedimensional (1D) magneto-hydrodynamic (MHD) simulations of the pulse Joule heating dynamics were conducted. As a result, the resistivity of dense tungsten plasma along with the complete set of thermodynamic quantities (pressure, density, and internal energy) were directly measured without using any equation of state (EOS) model of tungsten. Present results indicate that the dependence of the resistivity of tungsten on internal energy along isochors is flat at high densities, but acquires a strong negative slope at a density which is 8-16 times lower than the normal solid density when the internal energy is in a range of 5-14 kJ · g −1 .

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“…It should be indicated that due to the high toxicity of Cd and Tl, and the availability of only a few reports of Cd and Tl-based electrodes, these two Metal electrodes have been widely used for electrochemical applications due to their high electrical conductivity (>10 S cm −1 ) compared to carbon materials (2.5-10 S cm −1 ). [46][47][48] In regards to post-transition metal electrodes, which possess both good conductivity and some unique features as inertness and low background signals, they have been confirmed as promising candidates for the application in stripping voltammetry. [49] Stripping voltammetry using dropping Hg electrode method was first developed and offered a wide range of anodic potentials and low background noise.…”

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