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In graphene the fermi level can be moved into the conduction or valence bands by applying an external electric field, allowing conduction by either holes or electrons.
My question is where do these new electrons come from (or go to in the p-type case)?
Also, why is this special to graphene? I would think the same effect would happen in any semimetal.
My question is where do these new electrons come from (or go to in the p-type case)?
Also, why is this special to graphene? I would think the same effect would happen in any semimetal.