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Colten Larson

31 May, 03:02

Semi-conductors are materials that A) are good conductors. B) allow electron flow and resist neutron flow. c) have insulator and conductor properties. d) allow neutron flow. Semi-conductors are materials that have insulator and conductor properties.

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