Which best describes a semiconductor?

Semiconductors are more conductive than a nonmetal and less conductive than a metal.

Semiconductors are more conductive than a nonmetal and less conductive than a metalloid.

Semiconductors have a high electrical conductivity.

Semiconductors have a no electrical conductivity.

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28 March, 05:58

Which best describes a semiconductor?

Semiconductors are more conductive than a nonmetal and less conductive than a metal.

Semiconductors are more conductive than a nonmetal and less conductive than a metalloid.

Semiconductors have a high electrical conductivity.

Semiconductors have a no electrical conductivity.

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Hadassah Park · Answer 1

Semiconductors are more conductive than a nonmetal and less conductive than a metal.

it is a solid substance that is at the middle line between insulators and metal on electrical conductivity because of impurities.