Physics, asked by muniba45, 1 year ago

At OK, Germanium behaves as
(A) a conductor
(B(an insulator
(C) an intrinsic semiconductor
(D) an extrinsic semiconductor

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Answered by nrana
3

Germanium behaves as an insulator ..at 0'k..

And it think its 0'k not Ok...

I hope u get it..

Answered by gadakhsanket
2

Hey Dear,

◆ Answer -

(B) an insulator

◆ Semiconductors -

  • Substances that can act as both conductors as well as insulators depending on the conditions are called semiconductors.
  • For example, Germanium, Silicon, etc.
  • Semiconductors can be either intrinsic or extrinsic.
  • At absolute zero of temperature i.e. 0 K semiconductors act as insulators.
  • As temperature rises, conductivity of semiconductors increases.

Hope this helps you.

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