Which outcome results when hydrostatic pressure diminishes band overlap in Bismuth?

💡 Explanation

Increased pressure usually increases band overlap/decreases resistivity but decreasing band overlap drives it away from semimetal to semiconductor, therefore increasing resistivity because decreased band overlap reduces carrier concentration, rather than enhancing conductivity. "Semimetal-Semiconductor Transition" is the central mechanism here.

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