Why Does CuNi Have Decreasing Resistivity with Increasing Temperature?

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I've been googling around but i seems not able to find why CuNi have decreasing resistivity when temperature is increased at the range of 20 celcius - 80 celcius. Please enlighten me!

thanks a bunch!
 
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That's characteristic of a metal. What are the specifics about CuNi that makes you expect something different?
 


basically none. I am finding some. well thanks anyway. problem solved!
 

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