Physics, asked by RAJEEVDHIMAN2002, 3 months ago

with decrease in temperature the mobility of conductor?

Answers

Answered by akash1648

3

Answer:

Recall that mobility is the drift velocity divided by the electric field strength. Temperature won't affect the electric field strength. ... Hence the drift velocity will decrease. The electrical conductivity of a conductor will decrease with an increase in temperature!

Answered by HeavenlyMirror

0

Gaye mere points

Gaye Gaye

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Math, 1 month ago

A train 270m long takes 20 second to cross a bridge 330m long. Find the speed of the train in km/ hr. 110 108 98...

Math, 1 month ago

The solution of equation 27-6(p-1) p=4 dont spam ...

History, 1 month ago

How did the last clock coffet ogre ?

Math, 3 months ago

m -2= 3, then 'm' is...

Math, 3 months ago

(c) 27.076 + 0.55 +0.004...

Math, 10 months ago

The zeroes of the polynomial x2-5x+50 are...

Chemistry, 10 months ago

which is reduced and oxidised Nacl-Na+cl...

Physics, 10 months ago

The plates of a parallel plate capacitor are 5mm apart and 2m^2 in area , the plates are in vaccum, a potential difference of 1000 v is applied across the capacitor calculate the charge on each plate and electric intensity in the space between the two points ...