What are limitations of ohms law?
Kiersten Hodge
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2022-05-08
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tomatoland45wt8wm
Beginner2022-05-09Added 19 answers
So,clearly on increasing the temperature(temperature is a physical property) Ohm's law will not be valid.
We know the relation of resistance and increase in temperature as
(where, is the resistance at temperature t is the resistance at temperature zero and is a constant)
Again,Ohm's law is given for conductors,so in case of semiconductors Ohm's law will not be applicable.
It's also not applicable for gases and electrolytes.
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