
Alloying and Microstructural Effects on Electrical Conductivity
This article explores the effects of alloying and microstructural factors on electrical conductivity in metals, detailing the role of thermal scattering, alloy scattering, and interface scattering in influencing conductivity levels. By understanding these factors, high-performance alloys can be designed with the desired hardness and conductivity properties to suit specific applications. Deringer-Ney offers a range of noble alloys with customizable properties to cater to specific client needs, enabling them to develop high-quality products tailored for their application requirements.