Which mechanism dictates increased metallic conductance when temperature decreases?

💡 Explanation

Lower temperature reduces lattice vibration amplitude; therefore decreased electron-phonon scattering occurs because the electrons encounter fewer obstacles, increasing conductivity rather than the effects of changed electron interactions under changing temperature.

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