Why does a semicondctor act as an insulator at 0'k and why its conductivity increases with increasing temperature?
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semiconductors are known to have free electrons, which is the characteristic of semiconductors. At 0k, the motion of these free electrons ceases and so these behave as insulators at 0k.
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