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1. Explain why an n-type semiconductor material is electrically neutral and not negatively charged.
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Explain why an n-type semiconductor material is
electrically neutral and not negatively charged.

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It is important because the donor introduces a free electron to the conduction band while leaving behind a fixed positively charged ion, thus maintaining the overall charge neutrality.

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