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    This document discusses silicon and its various forms used in electronics. Silicon can be a semiconductor when doped, an insulator when oxidized to form silicon dioxide, or a conductor when highly doped. The document covers crystallographic planes, intrinsic silicon, doping, and the different forms silicon can take on based on how it is processed.

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    This document discusses silicon and its various forms used in electronics. Silicon can be a semiconductor when doped, an insulator when oxidized to form silicon dioxide, or a conductor when highly doped. The document covers crystallographic planes, intrinsic silicon, doping, and the different forms silicon can take on based on how it is processed.

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    Why Silicon ?!

    Crystallographic planes
    Intrinsic Silicon
    Doping
    Silicon Forms

     Semiconductor ( Doped Silicon )

     Insulator ( Oxidized Silicon - SiO2 )

     Conductor ( Highly-doped Silicon )

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