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Which of the following particles is not a charge carrier for electrical conduction? A electronic hole b. Protons c. Chloride ion d. free electrons E Ferrous ion F. Potassium cation (K +)

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Chapter9: Condensed Matter Physics

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Problem 64P: If there is one free electron per atom of copper, what is the electron number density of this metal?

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