Which consequence results when excessive dopants disrupt a semiconductor's lattice?

💡 Explanation

Dopant atoms induce crystal defects, and therefore increased defects reduce the semiconductor's carrier mobility because they enhance scattering via ionized impurity scattering, rather than thermoelectric performance which requires optimized doping.

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