What type of atom is needed as a dopant in an n-type semiconductor? atoms that have more valence electrons than the semiconductor atoms being replaced O atoms that have more electrons and protons than the semiconductor atoms being replaced atoms that have fewer valence electrons than the semiconductor atoms being replaced O atoms that have fewer electrons and protons than the semiconductor atoms being replaced Why is it called n-type? We add additional electrons, each of which has a negative charge. O we add additional electrons, and semiconductor in result is fully negatively charged. OWe add additional neutrons, which has the symbol "p". We add additional neutrons, and semiconductor in result is fully neutral.

What type of atom is needed as a dopant in an n-type semiconductor? atoms that have more valence electrons than the semiconductor atoms being replaced O atoms that have more electrons and protons than the semiconductor atoms being replaced atoms that have fewer valence electrons than the semiconductor atoms being replaced O atoms that have fewer electrons and protons than the semiconductor atoms being replaced Why is it called n-type? We add additional electrons, each of which has a negative charge. O we add additional electrons, and semiconductor in result is fully negatively charged. OWe add additional neutrons, which has the symbol "p". We add additional neutrons, and semiconductor in result is fully neutral.

Chemistry

10th Edition

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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