10.) What kind of conductivity occurs when a bismuth (Bi) atom is added as a substitutional impurity to germanium (Ge)? a) Intrinsic semiconductivity b) n-type intrinsic semiconductivity c) n-type extrinsic semiconductivity d) p-type intrinsic semiconductivity e) p-type extrinsic semiconductivity

10.) What kind of conductivity occurs when a bismuth (Bi) atom is added as a substitutional impurity to germanium (Ge)? a) Intrinsic semiconductivity b) n-type intrinsic semiconductivity c) n-type extrinsic semiconductivity d) p-type intrinsic semiconductivity e) p-type extrinsic semiconductivity

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