A semiconductor is formed by?

A. co-ordinate bonds
B. electrovalent bonds
C. a substance-free of bonds
D. covalent bonds

Correct Answer:

Option D = covalent bonds

Explanation

It’s generally created using silicon, germanium, or other pure elements.

Semiconductors are created by adding impurities to the element.

The conductance or inductance of the element depends on the type and intensity of the added impurities.

The electrons surrounding each atom in a semiconductor are part of a covalent bond