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A 90 wt% Cu–10 wt% Ni alloy is known to have an electrical resistivity of 1.90 × 10−7 Ω -m at room temperature (25?C). Calculate the composition of a copper–nickel alloy that gives a room-temperature resistivity of 2.5 × 10−7 Ω -m. The room-temperature resistivity of pure copper may be determined from the data in Table
Room-Temperature Electrical Conductivities for Nine Common Metals and Alloys
|
 |
Electrical Conductivity |
|
Metal |
[(Ω-m)−1] |
|
Silver |
6.8 × 107 |
|
Copper |
6.0 ×107 |
|
Gold |
4.3 ×107 |
|
Aluminum |
3.8 ×107 |
|
Brass (70 Cu–30 Zn) |
1.6 ×107 |
|
Iron |
1.0 ×107 |
|
Platinum |
0.94 ×107 |
|
Plain carbon steel |
0.6 ×107 |
|
Stainless steel |
0.2 ×107 |
Assume that copper and nickel form a solid solution.
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