Chemistry, asked by Divyaphad, 11 months ago

how does electrical conductivity of a semiconductor change with temperature ? why ? give me a answer one or two sentences​

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Answered by JaswanthGadde
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With Raise in Temperature...Conductivity of Metals and Semiconductors DECREASES..

Because..Ions on heating Gains Kinetic Energy..So they are unable to Conduct Electricity..As ions keeps moving..

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