INORG MCQ 5
Silicon & Semiconductor Quiz
Test your knowledge on silicates, semiconductors, and silicon wafers with this engaging quiz! Dive into questions that cover vital concepts in electronics and chemistry.
This quiz is designed for students and enthusiasts who want to solidify their understanding of:
- Silicate structures
- Doping processes in semiconductors
- The role of silicon in technology
This crystal structure of silicate has a ring of silicates as its basic structural unit.
Phyllosilicates
Phyllosilicates
Isosillicates
Hexosillicates
The presence of oxygen in the crystal structure of silicon dioxide turns it into a/an ___ semiconductor.
Silicon dioxide is a conductor.
N-type semiconductor
P-type semiconductor
Silicon dioxide is not a doped semiconductor.
Why is the silicon wafer important in electronics?
It has high electrical conductivity.
It is the base for integrated circuits.
It powers electronic devices.
It encourages innovation in electronics.
What element can be used for the n-type doping of a silicon crystal?
Nitrogen
Boron
Gallium
Aluminum
Doping a silicon crystal with sulfur…
...moves the Fermi level closer to the valence band.
...moves the Fermi level closer to the conduction band.
...widens the band gap.
...makes the band gap narrower.
[TRUE/FALSE] Statement A: ONLY semiconductor elements under the 14th group of the periodic table have 4 valence electrons. Statement B: ALL elements under the 14th group of the periodic table have 4 valence electrons.
Only second statement is true
Only second statement is false
Both statements are false
Both statements are true
[TRUE/FALSE] Statement A: When covalent bonds break, electrons will be freed from the lattice, thus the presence of free electrons. Statement B: When covalent bonds do not break, electrons will be locked into the lattice, thus no conduction of electricity.
Both statements are incorrect
Both statements are true
Only the first statement is false
Only the first statement is true
Why does silicon have fewer free electrons than germanium? I. It is part of the 14 group of the periodic table II. It is abundant in the earth’s surface III. Its electrons does not change under higher temperature IV. It has lesser atomic mass as compared to germanium
I, III, IV
IV only
III only
What are silicon wafers?
Needed to power electronic devices
A biscuit made up of silicon
Needed to power electrical devices
It is where transistors and insulators are placed
Intrinsic silicons are…
...the ones that will become n-type when doped
...the ones that do not contain a single type of element
...the ones that is consider as doped semiconductor
...the ones that will become p-type when doped.
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