Why does the flow rate of hydrogen affect the voltage after the silicon core breaks down?
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I wonder if those involved in polysilicon production know that the voltage increases when hydrogen is introduced after the silicon core breaks down? Thank you~~
When hydrogen is introduced, the temperature drops and the resistance increases; in order to maintain the current level, a higher voltage is required. In this case, the voltage is adjusted to keep the current constant
Does hydrogen carry away heat? It’s the same principle as mentioned above
Minos is the correct answer. . . . . . .
The resistance has decreased; that’s the correct answer upstairs
It’s not the resistance that has decreased; it’s the temperature that has dropped, which causes the resistance to increase
The resistance has increased, haha! I made a mistake above!
Um, thank you~ I got it, many thanks~
When the temperature drops, the resistance of the rod increases
Does the resistance increase when the temperature drops?
Agreement reached; let’s do it this way...:victory: