What type of solid is quartz?
- AIonic
- BMolecular
- CCovalent (Network)
- DMetallic
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How does doping increase the conductivity of semiconductors?
Classify each of the following as being either a $p$-type or a $n$-type semiconductor:
$(i)$ $Ge$ doped with $In$
$(ii)$ $Si$ doped with $B$.
$(i)$ $Ge$ doped with $In$
$(ii)$ $Si$ doped with $B$.
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View SolutionMolecules/ions and their magnetic properties are given below.
Molecule/ion Magnetic property $(i). C_6H_6$ $(1).$ Antiferromagnetic $(ii). CrO_2$ $(2).$ Ferrimagnetic $(iii). MnO$ $(3).$ Ferromagnetic $(iv). Fe_3O_4$ $(4).$ Paramagnetic $(v). Fe^{3+}$ $(5).$ Diamagnetic
The correctly matched pairs are:
| Molecule/ion | Magnetic property |
| $(i). C_6H_6$ | $(1).$ Antiferromagnetic |
| $(ii). CrO_2$ | $(2).$ Ferrimagnetic |
| $(iii). MnO$ | $(3).$ Ferromagnetic |
| $(iv). Fe_3O_4$ | $(4).$ Paramagnetic |
| $(v). Fe^{3+}$ | $(5).$ Diamagnetic |
The correctly matched pairs are:
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View SolutionMatch the column $A$ (type of crystalline solid) with the column $B$ (example for each type).
$P$. Molecular solid $i$. $SiC$ $Q$. Ionic solid $ii$. $Mg$ $R$. Metallic solid $iii$. $H_2O$ $S$. Network solid $iv$. $MgO$
| $P$. Molecular solid | $i$. $SiC$ |
| $Q$. Ionic solid | $ii$. $Mg$ |
| $R$. Metallic solid | $iii$. $H_2O$ |
| $S$. Network solid | $iv$. $MgO$ |
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