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semiconductor materials are crystals created by atomic bonds through which the valence
band of the atoms are ¯lled with 8 electrons through sharing of an electron from each of
four nearest neighbor atoms. These materials include semiconductors composed of a single
atomic species, with the basic atom having four electrons in its valence band (supplemented
by covalent bonds to four neighboring atoms to complete the valence band). These elemental
semiconductors therefore use atoms from group IV of the atomic chart. Other semiconductor
materials are composed of two atoms, one from group N (N < 4) and the other from
group M (M >4) with N + M = 8, ¯lling the valence bands with 8 electrons.
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