How many valence electrons does a semiconductor has? a. 2 b. з C. 6 d. 4 When pure semiconductor is heated, its conductance a. Goes up b. Goes down c. Remains the same d. Can't say When a trivalent impurity is added to a pure semiconductor, it becomes a. A conductor b. An intrinsic semiconductor C. P-type semiconductor d. N-type semiconductor

How many valence electrons does a semiconductor has? a. 2 b. з C. 6 d. 4 When pure semiconductor is heated, its conductance a. Goes up b. Goes down c. Remains the same d. Can't say When a trivalent impurity is added to a pure semiconductor, it becomes a. A conductor b. An intrinsic semiconductor C. P-type semiconductor d. N-type semiconductor

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