Thermal and kinetic properties of cobalt-chromium alloys at high temperatures
The thermodynamic properties of cobalt-chromium alloys were studied in a temperature range from 300 to 1700 K using eleven samples having different compositions. The electrical resistivity and thermal diffusivity measured for the samples are reported as functions of the temperature and chromium concentration. Regularities and peculiarities of the behavior of the temperature and concentrational dependences of these characteristics are discussed.