On electrical conductivity of melts of boron and its compounds under pressure

Abstract

The electrical conductivity of melts of boron and its carbide (B4C), nitride (BN), and phosphide (BP) has been studied at pressures to 7.7 GPa and temperatures to 3500 K. It has been shown that these melts are good conductors with specific electrical conductivity values comparable with that of iron melt at ambient pressure.

References in corpus (1)

• On melting of B4C boron carbide under pressure

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