Physics, asked by ruhanikasinghaniya85, 6 months ago

a piece of copper and another piece of germanium are cooled from room temperature to 100 k what will happen to their conductivities. explain?​

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Answered by hafsasheikh55
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Germanium has negative temperature coefficient, so its resistance will increase when cooled, i.e., its conductivity will decrease. On the other hand, copper has positive temperature coefficient of resistance, so its conductivity will increase when it is cooled down

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