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Which of these doped semiconductors would yield a p-typematerial? (These choices are written as host atom:dopantatom.)(a) Ge:P (b) Si:Ge (c) Si:Al (d) Ge:S (e) Si:N

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Which of these doped semiconductors would yield a p-type
material? (These choices are written as host atom:dopant
atom.)
(a) Ge:P (b) Si:Ge (c) Si:Al (d) Ge:S (e) Si:N

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