The resistance of a metal increases with increasing temperature, while the resistance of a semiconductor decreases. Why
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The resistance of a metal increases with increasing temperature, while the resistance of a semiconductor decreases. Why the difference?
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The resistivity of a metal is determined by collisions which increase with in...View the full answer
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