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With regards to the number of states available to the electrons in these solids.
1. a mass of polycrystalline iron (plenty of free electrons)
2. quartz (has practically no free electrons).
3. semiconductors
Which of them has the most number of states available to the electrons?
Which has the most ease of getting them to change states considered against the ease with which they change states by themselves?
1. a mass of polycrystalline iron (plenty of free electrons)
2. quartz (has practically no free electrons).
3. semiconductors
Which of them has the most number of states available to the electrons?
Which has the most ease of getting them to change states considered against the ease with which they change states by themselves?