Physics · Solid State Physics
The temperature dependence of electrical conductivity for three distinct classes of materials—a typical metal, a semiconductor, and a superconductor—is systematically analyzed. Let Curve A represent a material whose conductivity decreases monotonically as temperature rises. Let Curve B represent a material whose conductivity becomes theoretically infinite below a certain critical transition temperature (T c ). Let Curve C represent a material whose electrical conductivity increases significantly as temperature rises. Which of the following correctly matches the curves to their respective materials?
- 1A - Superconductor; B - Metal; C - Semiconductor
- 2A - Semiconductor; B - Metal; C - Superconductor
- 3A - Metal; B - Semiconductor; C - Superconductor
- 4A - Metal; B - Superconductor; C - Semiconductor✓
Correct answer
A - Metal; B - Superconductor; C - Semiconductor
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