High-Temperature & Resistance Iridium Wire 

Physical properties:
Electrical resistivity coefficient of iridium wire: 6.03×10^-22 mm^2/m
Density: 22.42 g/cm³
Melting point: 2410±40℃
Boiling point: 4130℃
Tensile strength: 1493 MPa, elongation 10%–20%. Production of 0.15mm diameter wire through powder metallurgy and melting-pressing process. Iridium wire is used for high-temperature oxidation-resistant thermocouple materials and filament materials. Ir-W thermocouple E2200℃ = 44.19mV. The relationship between thermoelectric potential and temperature is nearly linear between 1000–2000℃, but it can only be used in neutral atmospheres or vacuum conditions.

Chemical characteristics:
Heat capacity: J/(mol·K) 25.10
Thermal conductivity: W/(m·K) 147
Electrical conductivity: 10^6/(cm·Ω) 0.197
Enthalpy of fusion: (kJ/mol) 26.10
Enthalpy of vaporization: (kJ/mol) 604.0
Atomic volume: (cubic centimeters/mol) 8.54