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In n-type semiconductors

In n-type semiconductors

▸ the energy gap between the valence band and the conduction band is very large.

▸ impurities that donate electrons are added to provide conduction electrons.

▸ a valence band overlaps the empty conduction band.

▸ impurities that provide "positive holes" are added to a pure semiconductor.

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