Abstract
The electrical resistivity of Na–Pb alloys has been measured as a function of temperature and concentration. The curve of the resistivity has a remarkable maximum around the composition of 75 at%Na. The curve of temperature dependence of the resistivity has also a sharp maximum at 80 at%Na. From these results and the thermodynamic properties of this system, it is inferred that there forms a grouping of Na 4 Pb in liquid Na–Pb alloys. The resistivity isotherm was analysed in terms of compound-forming effect.
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