Abstract
The magnetic susceptibility and solute resistivity of Cr impurity in Pd1−cRhc (c=0, 0.01, 0.04, 0.05, 0.08 and 0.10) and Pt were measured. The residual resistance of Cr solute impurity showed the maximum at the Rh concentration that the exchange enhancement of host alloy becomes largest. At the temperature below 10°K the solute resistivity obeys T2 and the coefficients of T2 term also show the maximum at about the same Rh concentration. A large decrease of the magnetic susceptibility of Pd1−cRhc alloys by addition of Cr impurity was observed and such a decrease and temperature dependence are interpreted by the negative polarization of neighbouring Pd atoms.