Mobility of electrons A. decreases with increase in potential difference Choose the correct answer from the options given below: |
A and E only B and E only C and D only C and E only |
C and D only |
The correct answer is Option (3) → C and D only Mobility of electrons $(μ)$ is, $μ=\frac{drift\, velocity(v_d)}{E}$ (C) Mobility is independent of the of the applied potential difference because it is a property of material. (D) Mobility typically decreases with increase in temperature for conductors because the increased thermal vibration of the lattice cause more frequent electron scattering. |