Experimental data on the influence of type and concentration of impurity on the low-temperature resistance of the metals, magnesium and aluminum, is presented. In particular, comparison is made of the electrical behavior of alloys formed using transition element impurities in the divalent metal magnesium, and in the trivalent metal aluminum with the behavior of similar impurities in some of the noble metals.
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