what are the net charge ?in I) an n type ii)a p-type semiconductor
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it is electrically neutral.
Explanation:
ince all the intrinsic semiconductors are electrically neutral and doping atoms we are adding are also electrically neutral therefore resulting extrinsic semiconductor (either N or P type) must be neutral too.
In N type semiconductor, the addition of pentavalent atom (donor impurity) provides a free electron not a extra electron.
Some electrons are generated in conduction band due to electron-hole pair extraction which have their corresponding hole in the valence band.
Rest of the electrons are generated due to the donor impurity which have their corresponding positive charge. Therefore a N type or P type semiconductor is electrically neutral always.
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