It is shown that there is no justification for the recent attempt to treat an exploding wire as a liquid metal in calculating the electrical resistivity. An improved version of this calculation leads to a discrepancy of a factor of 12 between liquid-metal theory and the exploding-wire experiment.
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Greenfield et al. (1970) studied this question.
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