The conductivity of germanium at 20°C is 2/ohm m. What is its conduct – McqOptions

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1.	The conductivity of germanium at 20°C is 2/ohm m. What is its conductivity at 40°C? Eg=0.72eV
A.	1.38×10-23/Ohm m
B.	1.0002/Ohm m
C.	293/Ohm m
D.	313/Ohm m
Answer» C.

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