Physics, asked by surendrababu6214, 9 months ago

What does the conductivity of metals
depend upon?

The nature of the material

Number of free electrons

Resistance of the metal

Number of electrons​

Answers

Answered by trameshbabu2014
2

Answer:

nature of the material

temperature

Answered by archanajhaasl
0

Answer:

The conductivity of metals depends upon the number of free electrons.

Explanation:

A metal's heat conductivity is determined by the following factors:

  • The number of electrons that are unbound.i.e.free.
  • The speed of unbound electrons and, in particular, how far they can travel before colliding with atoms and changing their orientation.
  • The existence of delocalized valence electrons is what gives metals their excellent thermal and electrical conductivity.

The correct answer is the number of free electrons.

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