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← ScienceWhich consequence results when localized defects modulate semiconductor band structure?
A)Increased electron-hole recombination rate✓
B)Higher intrinsic charge carrier mobility
C)Reduced rate of spontaneous polarization
D)Suppressed Auger scattering process
💡 Explanation
Recombination increases greatly because defects introduce energy levels within the band gap, enabling electrons and holes trap then annihilate, therefore raising surface recombination, rather than altering mobility/polarization because it’s a localized rather than bulk effect.
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