How is resistivity of an alloy be compared with the resistivity of the constituent metals of which it is formed?
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A metal has large number of free electrons and due to this they conduct current and heat. The resistivity if a material or conductor is the hindrance or resistance offered by its structure to the free electrons to flow. ... Therefore, the resistivity of alloys is more than its constituent metals.
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A metal has large number of free electrons and due to this they conduct current and heat. The resistivity if a material or conductor is the hindrance or resistance offered by its structure to the free electrons to flow. ... Therefore, the resistivity of alloys is more than its constituent metals.
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