New residual-resistivity data are presented for all solutes which show an appreciable solubility in zinc (Cu, Ag, Au, Cd, Hg, Al). In contrast with some previous work for zinc, the residual resistivity per atomic percent impurity is found to be a well-defined experimental quantity. The results are discussed within the framework of Blatt's lattice-distortion model for impurity resistivity, and clear evidence is obtained for significant lattice-distortion screening effects. Some systematic departures from the model predictions are correlated with solute position in the Periodic Table.
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