The strain coefficients of electrical resistivity of some eighteen metals and alloys have been determined experimentally. It has been shown that for most metals the free electron theory accounts qualitatively for the observed effects. In the case of bismuth and antimony, the discussion of the possible deformation of the Brillouin zones of these metals with strain seems to explain their abnormal behavior.
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