III-V ("three five") and II-VI ("two-six") alloys are used to form the binary, ternary, and quaternary "compound" types of this material.
The Einstein relation's most important application is in these materials because it sets the ratio of diffusivity and mobility equal to k T over q. Wafers of one type of this material are grown with the Czochralski process. III-V ("three five") and II-VI ("two-six") alloys are used to form the binary, ternary, and quaternary "compound" types of this material. Analyzing these materials often involves determining the rate and type of carrier generation and (*) recombination processes. These materials are useful because substitutional impurities can change their Fermi level in a process called doping, which can create its n-type and p- type. The most commonly used example of this material is silicon. For 10 points, name these materials that have a conductivity intermediate between that of conductors and insulators.
The Einstein relation's most important application is in these materials because it sets the ratio of diffusivity and mobility equal to k T over q. Wafers of one type of this material are grown with the Czochralski process.
semiconductors