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Metallic conductivity of liquid ternary Te-based alloys

Electrical conductivity σ(T) and thermo-e. m. f. S(T) measurements were performed for ternary CuTlTe 2 , CuAsTe 2 , and TlAsTe 2 alloys in a wide temperature range (from 600 K to 1800 K). The observed exponential σ(T) dependence points to the occurrence of a metal-nonmetal transition. Contrary to theoretical expectations, parameters of an electron spectrum determined separately from σ(T) and S(T) measurements do not coincide. It was found that the metallization temperature T S E S (0) in the vicinity of the metal-nonmetal transition takes place. A metal-nonmetal high-temperature transition is interpreted in the frame of a developed transformation mechanism of the electron spectrum of liquid semiconductors. This mechanism suggests the existence of an energy interval of charge transfer processes.