Whether to dope silicon for high
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
Doping is the process of adding impurities, which are electron rich or electron deficient, to an intrinsic semiconductor material in order to increase their conductivity, which then becomes an extrinsic semiconductor.
Silicon crystal is an insulator at low temperatures in its intrinsic form. To form a region with relatively good insulating properties, silicon can be used as an intrinsic semiconductor.
Conclusion:
To form a region with relatively good insulating properties, silicon can be used as an intrinsic semiconductor.
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