Unlike electrons, the holes in a semiconductor do not leave the semiconductor in which they are formed.
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Unlike electrons, the holes in a semiconductor do not leave the semiconductor in which they are formed. Yet, holes can be thought of as positive charge carriers. When a hole has traveled to the edge of the semiconductor and reaches an electrical lead, where does it go?
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