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Electrical resistivity and
thermoelectric power of molten
gallium: Theory versus experiment
L. Ben Hassine a , J. Auchet a & J. G. Gasser a
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Published online: 04 Aug 2009.
To cite this article: L. Ben Hassine , J. Auchet & J. G. Gasser (2002): Electrical resistivity and
thermoelectric power of molten gallium: Theory versus experiment, Philosophical Magazine
Part B, 82:11, 1225-1237
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