TiC conductivity

Ok, I thought it would be easy to find, but no luck so far. Does anybody know where I could find out the electrical conductivity of titanium carbide? I've found a lot of sources that say that it is electrically conductive, but nothing that gives an actual conductivity. If there is some standard reference for conductivites of a broad range of inorganic materials, that would be great. Thanks.

Timothy Eisele wrote:
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http://www.micronmetals.com/titanium_carbide.htm
Elec Resistivity Microhm-Cm 180-250
Richard Saam
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Timothy Eisele wrote:
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<http://www.memsnet.org/material/titaniumcarbideticbulk/
-- Uncle Al http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal / (Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals) http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/qz.pdf

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Several links with www.google.com--->"TiC electrical conductivity";
Also with www.scirus.com and www.sciencedirect.com.
Several (conflicting) data in classical chemical encyclopedias. The constants depend on crystallite sizes, when measuring sintered materials. J.J.

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Find several links with www.google.com; www.scirus.com; www.sciencedirect.com --->"TiC electrical conductivity".
Classical chemistry encyclopedias give conflicting data, varying with crystallite size in sintered materials, and with T.
J.J.

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Classical encyclopedias give varying data, depending e.g. on crystallite size in sintered materials.
See: www.google.com; www.scirus.com;www.sciencedirect.com
J.J.