Which risk dramatically elevates within silicon wafers due to the propagation of crystal defects?

💡 Explanation

Decreased carrier mobility occurs because phonon scattering becomes prominent; the irregular lattice disrupts electron pathways. Because of this defect propagation dramatically diminishes conductivity; therefore carrier mobility drops rather than increase to cause superior transistor attributes.

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