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A phosphorous doped silicon semiconductor ( doping density: 1017/cm3) is heated from 100c to 200c.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

1000 centimetre cube 100 degree Celsius

Answered by rahul123437
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Correct answer Position of Fermi level moves towards the middle of the energy gap

Explanation:

  • It is not the position of the Fermi level which moves towards the conduction band.
  • Phosphorous doped silicon semiconductors - They are the four valence electrons in phosphorus.
  • At the time of doping phosphorus with silicon, these valence electrons get involved with silicon atoms.
  • 5th Valence electron will become free to conduct the electricity.
  • Due to these excess electrons, the Phosphorus doped silicon will become a semiconductor.

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