13.3) (2 marks) If we add a small amount of Antimony to the Ge we can create extrinsic n-doped semiconductor Ge. How do you expect the electrical resistivity of n-doped Ge to change as you increase its temperature from room temperature to one hundred degrees? 13.4) (2 marks) What do you expect to happen to the electrical resistivity of n-doped Ge if we continue to increase the temperature to 500 or 600K?
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