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In a semiconductor,
(i)there are no free elctrons at `0K`
(ii) there are no free elctrons at any tempreture
(iii) the number of free electrons increases with tempreture
(iv) the number of free electrons is less than that in a conductor

A

`(i),(ii)`

B

`(i),(iii),(iv)`

C

`(ii),(iii)`

D

`(ii),(iv)`

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  • In diamond, the number of free electrons are:

    A
    1
    B
    2
    C
    0
    D
    4
  • The number of free electrons is Si at normal temperature is

    A
    `2.5xx10^(6) "per cm"^(3)`
    B
    `1.5xx10^(10) "per cm"^(3)`
    C
    `1.5xx10^(13) "per cm"^(3)`
    D
    `2.5xx10^(13) "per cm"^(3)`
  • In a semiconductor, free electron desnity is about

    A
    `10^(6)//m^(3)`
    B
    `10^(17)//m^(3)`
    C
    `10^(27)//m^(3)`
    D
    `10^(23)//m^(3)`
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