Science, asked by sh0i3malebabyp, 1 year ago

Why is silicon used for making solar cells?

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Answered by jaezipedia

Because silicon has enough electrons due to its best photoelectric effect.
Which means on getting small amount of energy it gives electrons which produces enough electric energy in solar cells.

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