- AAlmost zero resistivity
- BVery high resistivity
- CTemperature-dependent resistivity
- DModerate value of resistivity
Explanation:
Semiconductors are those which carry current with almost zero resistivity at a very low temperature (example: Lead at -272 - degree centigrade). So, they have a very huge amount of current flow through them.
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