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A hole in a semiconductor is defined as

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A hole in a semiconductor is defined as ___________

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Aryan Kumar
Aryan Kumar 6 years ago
Shouldn't the answer for a hole in the semiconductor is defined as the incomplete part of an electron pair bond be a free electron


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