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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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
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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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