Which risk increases significantly when temperature causes increased phonon activity in crystalline silicon?

💡 Explanation

Rising temperatures enhance phonon activity, which causes electron scattering via the electron-phonon interaction because the increased atomic vibrations disrupt electron flow through the material; therefore, electron mobility drops, rather than X-ray or lattice increases.

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