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In n-type of semiconductor, majority carries are:
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Answer
- Electron
In n-type semiconductor, large number of free electrons is present. Hence, free electrons are the majority charge carriers in the n-type semiconductor. The free electrons (majority charge carriers) carry most of the electric charge or electric current in the n-type semiconductor.
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