alleryStart learning →Electrical conductivity of a semiconductor lies in which range?
AAbove that of a metal
BBelow that of an insulator
CEqual to that of an insulator
DBetween conductor and insulator
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Between conductor and insulator
A semiconductor conducts better than an insulator but worse than a good conductor, so its conductivity sits in between.
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