ICS Part 2 Physics Chapter 13 Short Questions Preparation


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Question # 1

Define temperature coefficient of resistivity.

  • Ans 1: The temperature of coefficient of resistivity is defined as fractional change in resistivity per kelvin rise in temperature.Its unit is K-1.
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ICS Part 2 Physics Chapter 13 Short Questions Preparation - Set 1

Question # 1

Define temperature coefficient of resistivity.

  • Ans 1: The temperature of coefficient of resistivity is defined as fractional change in resistivity per kelvin rise in temperature.Its unit is K-1.
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ICS Part 2 Physics Chapter 13 Short Questions Preparation - Set 2

Question # 1

Give two substance having negative temperature coefficient.Also define the temperature coefficient.

  • Ans 1: The temperature coefficient of a resistance is defined as fractional change in resistance per kelvin rise in temperature.Its unit is K-1.Substance like Ge and Si have negative temperature coefficient.
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ICS Part 2 Physics Chapter 13 Short Questions Preparation - Set 3

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A potential difference is applied across the ends of a copper wire,What is the effect on the drift velocity of free electrons by decreasing the length and temperature of the wire?

  • Ans 1: By decreasing the length and temperature of wire the value of resistance in the wire also decrease which cause an increase in the value of current,Hence the drift velocity of free electrons also increase.
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