Question

8. When the temperature is
infinity, electrons lose their quantum mechanical character and Fermi distribution function reduces to​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:for any temperature greater than zero, F(E) = 1/2 at E = E F. Therefore, the Fermi level in a metal is that energy level for which the probability of occupation is half. Further, at very high temperatures, as T tends to infnity, kT >> E F. The electrons lose their quantum mechanical character and Fermi-Dirac distribution function