Abstract:The group IV metals Ti and Zr are isoelectronic and crystallize in a hexagonal closed packed structure at ambient conditions. Herein, the electrical resistivity of Ti and Zr at room temperature with increasing pressure up to 20 GPa is reported using a 4‐wire resistivity method. The slope of their resistivity against pressure changes value at various pressures. At 10 GPa, resistivity of Ti increases with pressure whereas Zr resistivity decreases with pressure. The opposite behavior is interpreted to be due to i… Show more
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