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Why resistivity decreases with temperature in metal case?

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Answered by muhammedhafiz501
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Resistivity do not depend on temp. It is a material property


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Answered by divyansh14sharma
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Resistivity increases with the temperature in case of metals while it decreases in electrolytic conductors. The conductance of a metallic conductor decreases with rise in temperature as the residual positive charges(kernels) gain energy and vibrate with increasing temperature. These collide with the free electrons, therefore increasing resistance i.e increasing resistivity and decreasing conductance.

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