Is there a table of Viscosity vs Temp for metals (liquid state)?

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The discussion centers on the need for a viscosity versus temperature data table specifically for pure post-transition metals in their liquid state at temperatures exceeding 500K. The original poster, Hernando José De Avila Pereira, expresses difficulty in finding relevant resources, as most available research pertains to metal alloys or lower fusion point liquid metals. A suggested resource is a book that includes information on liquid metal viscosities, which may provide valuable insights for the user's investigation.

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[moderator's note: I've decided to allow this question despite the lack of the formatting template - gneill]

ladies and gentlemen, my most cordial greeting to you.

i write here cause i need a viscosity vs Temperature data table about liquid metals (more specific pure
Post-transition metal over 500k) but i haven't found anything. All research tha i found are about metals alloys or liquid metal with too low fusion point, I need this information for my investigación but i haven't any reference abou it. The name of some autor's or books about this Arrhenius problem will be really appreciate.

Best regards
Hernando José De Avila Pereira.

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