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VOLUME 74 (2001) | ISSUE 8 | PAGE 458
Anomalous resistivity of lithium at high dynamic pressure
PACS: 62.50.+p, 71.20.Dg, 72.15.Eb
Abstract
Experimental investigation of lithium compressed by multiple shock waves up to the pressure 210 GPa demonstrates the abnormal dependence of electric resistivity. As against normal behavior of metal, the resistivity monotonically increases in the pressure range 30-150 GPa from typical metallic value at ambient conditions in more than 15 times, returning back to metallic one at pressure higher then 160-210 GPa. The obtained results demonstrate anomalous resistivity of lithium both in solid in liquid states.