Question
Which one of the following statement is false:
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Answer
- Work is a state finction.
Majority carrier in a n − type semiconductor are holes. This statement is false.
Since, in n−type semiconductor, the pentavalent impurity atoms donate electrons o the host crystal and the semiconductor doped with donars (pentavalent impurity) is called n − type semiconductor.
Therefore majority carrier in a n−type semiconductor are electrons.
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