When N-type semiconductor is heated, the …………….. 

p type of semiconductor is formed by adding electron deficit impurities like group 13 elements. Hence correct option is (C) Adding appropriate electron deficit impurities

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1. milliampere (mA)  2. microampere (µA)  3. nanoampere (nA)

1. All the energy levels in a band, including the topmost band, in a semiconductor are completely occupied at absolute zero.  2. At some finite temperature T, few electrons gain thermal...

A pure semiconductor is blown as intrinsic semiconductor.

1. These are materials doped with pentavalent impurity (donors) atoms.  2. Electrical conduction in these materials is due to majority charge carriers i.e., electrons.  3. The donor atom loses electrons and becomes...

p-type semiconductor n-type semiconductor 1. The impurity of some trivalent element like B, Al, In, etc. is mixed with semiconductor. The impurity of some pentavalent element like P, As, Sb, etc. is mixed 2....

n-type as well as p-type semiconductors are electrically neutral.

1. No.  Any slab, howsoever flat, will have roughness much larger than the inter-atomic crystal spacing (~2 to 3 Å). 2. Hence, continuous contact at the atomic level will not be possible....

(C) missing electron in valence band.