Ql: give me concept terms for the following Briefly :Germanium , forbidden gap , evQ2: Determine the wave length of the electromagneticradiation , which emitted , when a photon of energy (6ev)for electron transition from orbit to another ?Q3: In a solid consider the energy level lying (0.11eV ) below theFermi level. Find the probability of this level not being occupiedby the electron at room temperature ? k= 8.62 x 10- 5 eV/°K

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Ql: give me concept terms for the following Briefly :
Germanium , forbidden gap , ev
Q2: Determine the wave length of the electromagnetic
radiation , which emitted , when a photon of energy (6ev)
for electron transition from orbit to another ?
Q3: In a solid consider the energy level lying (0.11eV ) below the
Fermi level. Find the probability of this level not being occupied
by the electron at room temperature ? k= 8.62 x 10- 5 eV/°K

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