CBSE Class 12 science: Imperfections in Crystals Videos | Stoichiometric and non - stochiometric defects in solid
Stoichiometric and non - stochiometric defects in solid
Stoichiometric and non - stochiometric defects in solid, define semiconductors & conductors. Understand magnetic properties in solids.
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