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MCQ The Solid State Chapter 1 Class 12 Chemistry

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1. What will happen if sodium chloride is crystallised with a little amount of strontium chloride?

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2. If the anionic site is occupied by an electron and it becomes part of the lattice it is called

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3. A p-type conductor is created on doping silicon with

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4. Which of the following is NOT correct?

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5. In Schottky defect:

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6. Germanium or silicon becomes semiconductor due to

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7. If germanium is doped with arsenic, what kind of semiconductor will be formed?

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8. If the constituent particles are missing from lattice site the defect is called as

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9. How many valence electrons are required in impurity, to be added to silicon, to get an an n-type semiconductor?

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10. When can anyone observe the Schottky defect?

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