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Historically, among radium, sodium, germanium, and sulphur, which was widely use

1. Historically, among radium, sodium, germanium, and sulphur, which was widely used in making early semiconductor devices?

 

Germanium was central to early semiconductor technology, before silicon eventually became the dominant material for most modern chips.

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