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Standard XII
Physics
Conductors and Insulators
When a potent...
Question
When a potential difference
(
V
)
is applied across a conductor, the thermal speed of electrons is
A
Zero
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B
proportional to
√
T
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C
proportional to
(
T
)
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D
proportional to
V
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Solution
The correct option is
B
proportional to
√
T
∵
Thermal velocity of the electron is given by,
v
T
=
√
3
k
B
T
m
e
i.e.
v
T
∝
√
T
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