Electrically, an isolated p-type semiconductor is

Question

Electrically, an isolated p-type semiconductor is (A) Positively charged (B) Negatively charged (C) Neutral (D) None of the given

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Semiconductors are made of atoms. All atoms are electrically neutral.
Mere presence of an electron or a hole doesn't make it charged as in p type or in n type semiconductor, electrons and protons are equal in number.

Q. Electrically, an isolated p-type semiconductor is

Positively charged

Negatively charged

Neutral

None of the given

Semiconductors are made of atoms. All atoms are electrically neutral. Mere presence of an electron or a hole doesn't make it charged as in p type or in n type semiconductor, electrons and protons are equal in number.

Semiconductors are made of atoms. All atoms are electrically neutral.
Mere presence of an electron or a hole doesn't make it charged as in p type or in n type semiconductor, electrons and protons are equal in number.