The electrical resistivity of liquid gallium has been measured to 1000 °C and found to be linear over the entire range measured, the temperature coefficient of resistivity being 0.0194 ± 0.0005 μΩ cm °C −1 . A discussion of our results in terms of the theory is given.
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