Temperature dependence of impurity resistivity due to hydrogen in metals
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
4-1980
Department
Department of Physics
Abstract
Using a self-consistent calculation, we show that the impurity resistivity of metals containing hydrogen or deuterium decreases as temperature increases. We also predict a significant isotope effect that is largest at O K and vanishes at high temperatures. These effects should be common to all metal-hydrogen systems and could be detected by precision experiments.
Publication Title
Solid State Communications
Recommended Citation
Manninen, M.,
&
Jena, P.
(1980).
Temperature dependence of impurity resistivity due to hydrogen in metals.
Solid State Communications,
34(3), 179-182.
http://doi.org/10.1016/0038-1098(80)91141-2
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