The electrical resistivity for liquid Ga between 303K and 573K is calculated from the Ziman formula, using structure factors which have been measured with a great accuracy and various pseudopotentials. It is shown that two forms of pseudopotentials provide the authors with a fair agreement between the calculated resistivity and the experimental one measured by Pokorny and Astrom (1976). The part played by the effective mass and the empty-core radius is outlined in a discussion.
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