Aw. Desilva et Hj. Kunze, EXPERIMENTAL-STUDY OF THE ELECTRICAL-CONDUCTIVITY OF STRONGLY COUPLEDCOPPER PLASMAS, Physical review. E, Statistical physics, plasmas, fluids, and related interdisciplinary topics, 49(5), 1994, pp. 4448-4454
The electrical conductivity of copper has been measured in the range o
f densities 0.3-3 gm/cm3 and in the temperature range from 8 000 to 30
000 K. Copper wires were vaporized in glass capillaries, and the cond
uctivity measured in the I-mus interval after vaporization began, and
before the tube disintegrated. Measured conductivities are compared wi
th several theoretical models.