MCQ
The positive temperature coefficient of resistance is for
  • A
    Carbon
  • B
    Germanium
  • Copper
  • D
    An electrolyte

Answer

Correct option: C.
Copper
c
(c) For metallic conductors, temperature co-efficient of resistance is positive.

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