Which consequence results when phonon scattering dominates electron flow?

💡 Explanation

Increased thermal resistance occurs because increased phonon scattering impedes heat transfer via lattice vibrations, hindering thermal energy dissipation; therefore higher temps result, rather than increased breakdown or enhanced superconductivity, which require other specific conditions.

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