The D. C. conductivity of human bone is investigated in the region of moderately high fields. A temperature range extending from 30°-60°C is scanned. Results indicate (1) an increase in conductivity with increasing temperature, and (2) the occurrence of a space charge region at relatively low fields. It is pointed out that electronic conduction along with the protonic conduction is responsible for the charge transport in bone.
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