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Kondo effect (Resistivity increase when temperature is lowered)

 ... Science Natural science Physics Condensed matter physics Electrical resistivity and conductivity Dependence of electrical resistivity on tempreature
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If you adda bit of impurities to certain materials, at low temperatures of a few Kelvin their resistivity actually starts increasing if you go below a certain critical temperature.
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Kondo effect graph for gold with added impurities
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