An N-Type semiconductor will always have an excess electron which is more famous for the term valence electrons. It is one of the part which makes a p-n junction the structure of a diode a basic type of semiconductor device. A P-type semiconductor on the other hand has missing electrons or most widely known as valence holes. When applied a voltage bias of correct polarity and intensity between both ends of the junction you are able to close the gap between the junction allowing the excess valence electron to pass through the p type material inducing current with process, in application lighting up the diode.
It is called the specific latent heat of fusion. C.
This is the heat change required in changing 1kg of a solid to its liquid and it occurs at the melting point. It is not associated with temperature change.
If it is to convert 1kg of liquid to vapor at its boiling point it is called the latent heat of vaporization.<span />
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