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Why do thermistors increase in conductivity when heated? What happens in normal metals? Explain on the atomic level.

Why do thermistors increase in conductivity when heated? What happens in normal metals? Explain on the atomic level.
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Why do thermistors increase in conductivity when heated? What happens in normal metals? Explain on the atomic level.

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Metal conductivity generally goes down or resistivity goes up with temperature goes up.

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