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The difference in the variation of resistence with temperature in a metel and a semiconductor arises essmially due to the difference in the

A

crystal sturcture

B

variation of the number of change carriers with tempeature

C

type of bonding

D

variation of scattaring mechanism with temperature

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B

When the temperature increases , certain bounding electrons become free which tend to promate conductivity simultaneously number of collsion between electron and positive kernels increase
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