A semiconductor is made by
assembling Arsenic and Gallium (GaAs). GaAs crystalises like Silicon, in fcc + tetrahedral sites. Can it be doped with phosphorus?

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No, phosphorus is too small to enter
the GaAs crystal lattice

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No, Ga and As are already
dopants

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Yes, phosphorus would be an n
dopant in this case

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Yes, phosphorus would be a
p-dopant in this case

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No, it's not Silicon

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