Which mechanism allows increased carrier mobility within indium antimonide crystals?

💡 Explanation

Decreased ionized impurity scattering elevates carrier mobility because the Coulombic interactions impede carrier motion through the crystal lattice; therefore mobility increases rather than decreasing, due to reduced scattering, rather than other phonon modes increasing scattering.

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