The number of free electrons is more than that of the conductor.
There are no free electrons at 0K
None of these
A
There are no free electrons at any temperature
B
The number of free electrons is more than that of the conductor.
C
None of these
D
There are no free electrons at 0K
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In semiconductor, there are fewer electrons than that of a conductor.
But, at 0K, i.e., at the absolute zero temperature, there can not exist any free electrons. This is also true in the case of any conductor.
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