Adding an Impurity Such as Arsenic or Indium Causes a Semiconductor

question 10

Multiple Choice

Adding an impurity such as arsenic or indium causes a semiconductor to take on very different characteristics. This process is called ____.

• A) impuritizing
• B) doping
• C) refining
• D) amalgamating

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