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    An intrinsic semiconductor has few or no impurities, giving it few charge carriers. An extrinsic semiconductor has been doped with impurities to add charge carriers, making it more conductive. Common semiconductor elements include silicon and germanium from group 14 of the periodic table.

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    An intrinsic semiconductor has few or no impurities, giving it few charge carriers. An extrinsic semiconductor has been doped with impurities to add charge carriers, making it more conductive. Common semiconductor elements include silicon and germanium from group 14 of the periodic table.

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    Q.) What Do You Mean by Intrinsic Semiconductor?

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    SEMICONDUCTOR

    INTRODUCTION

    UNSOLVED

    Q.) What do you mean by Intrinsic Semiconductor?

    Q.) Give the difference between Intrinsic and Extrinsic


    Semiconductor.

    Q.) Enlist the names of some semiconductor elements from


    periodic table.

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