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The change in electrical resistivity in Pt, R(E)=Δρ/electron cm², was measured in the energy range 1.8-3.0 MeV. The experimental values found in this interval are consistent with a displacement threshold of 37 eV, using the Mott equation for relativistically scattered electrons. The resistivity increase per unit integrated flux at 2.0 MeV was found to be 4.6×{}10^-26 {Ω} cm/electron cm², which yields 7.5×{}10^-4 for ρf, the resistivity per unit concentration of Frenkel pairs.
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