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Doping Se with P would produce a(n) semiconductor with ____ conductivity compared to pure Se.

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Doping Se (group VI elements) with P(group V)elements would produce a P-TYPE semiconductor with HIGHER conductivity compared to pure Se

the reason is P dopant will introduce holes in the Se as P has lesser valence electron

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