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Define resistivity of material. State its S. I units and discuss its variation with temperature in case of (i) metals (ii) semiconductors and (iii) insulators.

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Answered by anonymous240
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Resistivity if a material can be defined as the amount of resistance provided by a conductor of 1m length and cross sectional area 1m2.

The SI unit of resistivity is ohm metre

(i) metals have a low resistance, so the resistivity will also be low

(ii) semi-conductors have more resistance than conductors, and hence resistivity will also be more

(iii) insulators have very high resistance, and so the resistivity will also be very high

Answered by sakshichoudhary844
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Answer:

The resistivity of a substance is the resistance of a wire of that substance of unit length and unit area of cross-section. Its S. I. unit is ohm × m.

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