Aluminum resistance temperature
An aluminum wire has a resistance of 4.25 ohms at 0 degrees. Determine its resistance at a temperature of 200 degrees Celsius.
The temperature coefficient of the electrical resistance of aluminum is 4.4·10-3 1/K.
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The temperature coefficient of the electrical resistance of aluminum is 4.4·10-3 1/K.
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