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What are present at the potential barrier of a PN junction when no external voltage is applied?

What are present at the potential barrier of a PN junction when no external voltage is applied? Correct Answer Positive and Negative Ions

Positive and Negative Ions are present at the potential barrier of a PN junction when no external voltage is applied. These Ions are immobile and are accumulated which does not allow the electrons and holes to cross the junction until an external voltage is applied.

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