Which mechanism causes increased electrical resistance in deformed crystal structures?

💡 Explanation

Increased phonon population in a deformed crystal structure interferes with electron movement because the dominant Carrier scattering increases, therefore electrical resistance increases rather than decreasing due to band structure effects or optimized carrier transport.

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