-E a.164eV Consider a silicon crystal at 300° K doped with arsenic atoms. Depending on the following figure, find the equilibrium electron and hole concentration n, and p.- Given n; = 1.45 *10" cm. -E,

-E a.164eV Consider a silicon crystal at 300° K doped with arsenic atoms. Depending on the following figure, find the equilibrium electron and hole concentration n, and p.- Given n; = 1.45 *10" cm. -E,

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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