(a) Within the assumptions of the Drude model, calculate the rms velocity of a valence electron in...
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(a) Within the assumptions of the Drude model, calculate the rms velocity of a valence electron in sodium metal at T = 300 K.
(b) Use a quantum-mechanical model to estimate the Fermi velocity of the free carriers (assume m* = me) in Na given that EF = 3.1 eV.
(c) Which velocity estimate is larger?
(d) Do the two models predict different temperature dependences of the free-carrier velocity?
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Equation 104 kg2 a Equation 104 v 3kBTme2 31381023 JK300 K9109101 117105 ms b VF 2...View the full answer
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