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Does Ohm'S Law Hold Good for Semiconductors and Electrolytic Solutions?

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Does Ohm's law hold good for semiconductors and electrolytic solutions?
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No, Ohm's law does not hold good for semiconductors and electrolytic solutions.
 
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Chapter 4: Electricity and Magnetism - Exercise 4.1 i [Page 173]

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Frank Physics Part 2 [English] Class 10 ICSE
Chapter 4 Electricity and Magnetism
Exercise 4.1 i | Q 11 | Page 173

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