The electrical resistivity, heat capacity, superconducting upper critical magnetic field and magnetic susceptibility of NiBi 3 have been measured for the polycrystal and needle crystal. The temperature dependence of the resistivity ρ( T ) above the superconducting transition temperature can be explained by the parallel resistor formula. From ρ( T ), using the sum of two Gruneisen-Bloch functions, we have obtained that the lower main value of the Debye temperature is 70 K and the higher one is 300 K. This is compatible with ω E ≡30.6 K and ω D ≡141 K obtained from the heat capacity using the hybrid Einstein-Debye model. We have compared the angular dependence of the critical magnetic field with that of the effective mass model and found an anisotropic mass ratio m ∥ b / m ⊥ b ≈0.17 for the needle (∥ b -axis) crystal. Almost the same value of 0.14 is also obtained from the analysis of ρ( T ).
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