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If a semiconductor has an intrinsic carrier concentration of 1.41 × 1016/m3, when doped with 1021/m3 phosphorous atoms, then the concentration of holes/m3 at room temperature will be

(a) 2 × 1021

(b) 2 × 1011

(c) 1.41 × 1010

(d) 1.41 × 1016​

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Answered by Anonymous
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  • Doping will increase the number of electrons only and not the holes.

  • So, number of holes will be equal to number of intrinsic carrier concentration i.e., 1.41 × 1016/m3.

  • option D is right answer

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Answered by Anonymous
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Doping will increase the number of electrons only and not the holes.

So, number of holes will be equal to number of intrinsic carrier concentration i.e., 1.41 × 1016/m3.

option D is right answer

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