Electrical resistivity of tungsten-rhenium alloys in the region of a concentration anomaly

The electrical resistance of a series of tungsten-rhenium alloys was examined in the temperature range $300$–$1200^{\circ}$ K. The observed concentration dependence of the resistivity is in good agreement with data in the literature on the anomalous variation in the concentration dependence of various physical properties of tungsten-rhenium alloys in this region.