Compare the values of the resistivity (p) you obtained with your
data (measured) to the (theoretical) values. Calculate the percent
difference for each one. Record your percent difference.
*******Please make up a REASONABLE value for the experimental data.
I unfortunately lost all of my data
Spools |
Length (m) |
Radius (m) |
Experimental Value of p (Ω) |
Theoretical Value of p (Ω) |
Percent Difference |
1: copper |
10m |
0.025 x 10-2 |
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2: copper |
10m |
0.012 x 10-2 |
|||
3: copper |
20m |
0.025 x 10-2 |
|||
4: copper |
20m |
0.012 x 10-2 |
|||
5: Ni-Si |
10m |
0.025 x 10-2 |
the resistivity of copper vary 1.6 *10-8 ohm*m to 1.72 *10-8 ohm*m
ni - si alloy it varies a lot. I can't say. I will encourage you to look up it within your manual for theoretical value and calculate. because resistivity depends on temp and many other factors.
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