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On the Resistivity of Liquid Metals

Enormous efforts, over the past decade, have been made in the development of pseudopotentials into a practical computational tool to understand the electrical properties of liquid metals. Recently several papers have appeared devoted to the evaluation of liquid resistivities, using the structure factors and the electron-ion potentials [1-2]. In light of the above researches we propose to calculate in this note the liquid resistivities using the recent analytical expression for structure factor derived in the Percus-Yevick (PY) perturbation approximation [3, 4]. It is most convenient to use the expression for resistivity [5],