All four hold true: germanium has no free carriers at absolute zero, conducts weakly on its own at room temperature, and becomes p-type or n-type depending on whether it’s doped with trivalent indium or pentavalent arsenic.
All four hold true: germanium has no free carriers at absolute zero, conducts weakly on its own at room temperature, and becomes p-type or n-type depending on whether it’s doped with trivalent indium or pentavalent arsenic.
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