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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a semiconductor with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a semiconductor that possesses a specific characteristic or feature.
Example: "We developed a semiconductor with a high thermal conductivity to improve device performance."
Alternatives: "a semiconductor featuring a" or "a semiconductor possessing a".
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Bulk Ag2S is a semiconductor with a direct band gap of 0.9 to 1.05 eV [17].
Here, n = 1/2, indicating that In2O3 is a semiconductor with a directly allowed transition.
It is dynamically stable and a semiconductor with a direct band gap of ∼2.6eV.
The fluorinated h-BNNSs exhibit a significant characteristic of a semiconductor, with a current up to 15.854 μA.
In contrast to graphene that is a gapless semimetal, graphane is a semiconductor with a wide energy gap.
Moreover, the BNNT is independent of the chirality and diameter and is a semiconductor with a wide band gap [9].
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What is often considered the first genuine solar cell was built in the late 1800s by Charles Fritts, who used junctions formed by coating selenium (a semiconductor) with an extremely thin layer of gold (see below Exploiting renewable energy sources).
Besides, Bct C8 is a semiconductor with an indirect gap of 1.66 eV and will transform to semimetal when doping with boron and nitride atoms.
The results show that the armchair CNT is a metal, whereas the armchair GaNNT is a semiconductor with an indirect band gap.
Investigating in the electronic properties of the As2C monolayer indicates that it is a semiconductor with an indirect band gap of 1.62 eV.
In this paper, it was shown that a heterogeneous protein system is possible to be considered as a semiconductor with an average-nitrogen nuclear subsystem and with an average-oxygen electronic subsystem.
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